SAPR Awareness 2020_2

3. Actively stepping in to stop a situation or negative behavior. Applies to bystanders.
4. The Navy's official criminal investigating agency. You may have seen the many versions of the popular crime drama of the same name.
6. You might find this VA deep inside an electronics panel. Call him if the gyrocompass goes down.
7. The program that deals with accusations of sexual harassment. Not SAPR. The key difference between harassment and assault is unwanted physical contact.
8. A new DOD program to collect information about cases to identify serial offenders. Restricted reporters can choose to give information and remain anonymous.
9. Military ____________, another great resource for military members to get confidential help for sexual assault. Military members can get up to ten free counseling sessions over the phone. Also, a resource for other advice such as taxes, finances, moving, education, etc.
11. The last name of the VA, who is the other representative from medical. Name rhymes with the directors of the Matrix Trilogy.
13. ______ and Family Support Center, the organization that houses SAPR resources. The SARC works here as well as representatives from other Navy programs to support sailors.

1. Sexual assault in the military occurs most between people who are __________. Not best friends nor complete strangers.
2. In 2018, about one in ______ service members report their experience of sexual assault to a DOD authority. This has gone up from one in 14 back in 2006.
5. "Honor, ________, Commitment"
7. Often forgotten resource who you can tell about a report of sexual assault. Absolute confidentiality, regardless of circumstances.
10. "________ Transfer is available for victims who make an unrestricted report. It gives a victim the ability to change commands away from the offender.
12. Legal resource available to victims of sexual assault, to both restricted and unrestricted reports. A JAG billet who designated solely to assist victims of sexual assault.