Dating/Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Prevention
Learn strategies that teens and adults can use to stop sexual assault, harassment, and dating/domestic violence, while building confidence and positive consent skills.
“Despite my martial arts training, it was actually the Fullpower self-defense skills that I used to stop him from raping me when I was attacked in a garage.”
“The boundary-setting skills I learned in my highschool Teenpower class helped me notice the signs and get out of a coercive relationship in college.”
Sexual Assault prevention resources
- Personal Safety to Help Stop Domestic, Dating, and other Relationship Violence
- Sexual Harassment: Another Kind of Pollution
- Boundary-Lowering Tactics to We Need to Understand to Stop Many Sexual Attacks
- Seven Emotional Safety Techniques
- Kidpower Safety Tips: Protecting Yourself from Sexual Assault
- Fullpower Boundaries for Adults with People We Know
- CollegePower for Students – Take Charge of Your Own Safety!
- Stopping Sexual Harassment in Schools and Workplaces
- Combating Street Harassment
- Healthy boundaries are the cornerstone for building healthy relationships
- Date-Rape Drugs
- How to Pick a Good Self-Defense Program
- Preventing an Attack by Staying Focused on Making Safe Choices – a success story
- Resistance Works: Protect Yourself From an Attack
- How to Protect Yourself from Stalking: Debunking Dangerous Myths
- Target Denial by Finding the Door to Safety
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What is Positive Consent?
No means NO! Maybe means No! Yes means Yes!
People of any age may at times feel pressured to engage in sexual activities, even when they really don’t want to. No matter what a person’s age or gender, everyone should know how to respond safely in these situations, from setting clear boundaries, to defending themselves verbally or physically against unwanted sexual advances, to getting help from adults they trust.
Positive Consent means that each person:
● gets to choose to participate – or not;
● can change their mind at any time;
● will have their choice to stop be respected, right away – no matter what.
For more about how to ensure consent, set boundaries, and protect sexual safety read: Positive Consent: Skills for “Yes Means Yes!”
Related books
Fullpower Safety Comics for Teens and Adults
Teens and adults can prevent and stop most bullying, violence, and abuse using the personal safety skills and strategies described in this safety comic book. It answers the question: “How can I keep myself safe from bullying, abuse, and assault.”
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One Strong Move
This cartoon-illustrated book provides important self-defense lessons showing how to avoid and escape from an attack for adults and teens and for use by adults in teaching children.
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Relationship Safety Skills Handbook
This empowering handbook is for victims of, or people at risk of, interpersonal, dating or domestic violence, and the support people in their lives, to learn ‘People Safety’ concepts and skills to help them prevent or stop future violence.
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Fullpower Social Safety Stories For Teens and Adults Book 2
With part 2 of our 2-part series of social stories for teens and adults, learn and share strategies for getting help, staying safe in public, and protect yourself from bullying, harassment, and abuse. These essential skills are explained in ways that are relevant for the general public, English learners, and people with intellectual disabilities.
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Doing Right by Our Kids
The #1 best-selling guide to Child Safety in the #MeToo era. Practical tools for adults to take charge of the safety and well being of the young people in their care, and to address the obstacles that often get in the way.
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“Doing Right by Our Kids is a field guide for practicing courage. It will arm you with the knowledge and skills you need to know when, why, and how to act to protect your kids.”
— Dan Heath, New York Times Bestselling Author
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