Sexual and Relationship Violence Awareness and Response

Sexual Exploitation

Taking advantage of another individual in a non-consensual, abusive or unjust manner for personal benefit; or to the benefit of anyone other than the individual who is being exploited. The behavior does not otherwise represent non-consensual sexual intercourse, non-consensual sexual contact or sexual harassment. Sexual exploitation includes a broad range of behaviors. These acts include but are not limited to:

Inducing incapacitation to attempt to rape or sexually assault another person
Non-consensual video or audio taping of a sexual activity
Allowing other individuals to observe an act of consensual sex without the knowledge or consent of the other partner
Engaging in voyeurism
Knowingly transmitting a STI or HIV to another person
Prostituting another person (i.e. – personally gaining money, privilege or power from the sexual activities of another)

Sexual Harassment

Threatening, verbal abuse, harassing phone calls and/or other inappropriate actions or comments that are sexually explicit in nature directed toward any member of the community. Any comments or behaviors that are hurtful or derogatory to a specific gender or orientation via any medium (bodily, print, verbal, phone, electronic, etc…)


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