Sexual assault in the Marine Corps is preventable. There are actions that Commanding Officers, and leaders at every level, can take to prevent sexual assault in their unit. For more information on sexual assault and sexual harassment resources, visit the Sexual Assault Prevention and Response (SAPR) website or contact your local SARC.
The Watch List: Top Ten Tips for Commanding Officers
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Where should I go for help?
Mobile friendly quick-access resource guides are available for your installation here.- Frequently Asked Questions About Sexual Assault
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- MCCS has created web page, www.usmc-mccs.org/SAPR, to help people quickly drill down to responses of some of the most frequently asked questions about sexual assault.
- Supporting a Friend after Sexual Assault
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You may have a friend, loved one, or family member who was sexually assaulted. They may be struggling to get through this tragic event and reach out to you for help. Consider these "Do’s" and "Don'ts" when offering support.
- Restricted vs. Unrestricted Reports – Know Your Options
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When a victim of sexual assault decides to report, it's important to understand the options available. Knowing the difference between Restricted and Unrestricted Reporting will help you avoid issues down the road. Let's take a closer look.
