Remember me. Photo By Staff Sgt. The event helped raise awareness to members of the military community that do not normally receive SHARP training. The main message of the exchange was that it does not matter what a victim is wearing when it comes to cases of sexual assault.
The exchange helped share the message of sexual harassment and assault prevention with military dependents and Department of Defense civilians who may not have the same SHARP training given to Soldiers throughout the year. The organizers challenged the myth that provocative clothing is a cause in sexual assault and harassment cases by dressing mannequins around the event in similar clothing to actual victims of assault. The clothes ranged from an Army Physical Fitness Uniform to casual dress wear and illustrated that perpetrators of sexual assault do so regardless of clothing choice of the victim.
The event not only helps out members of the community by allowing them to donate clothing and add items to their wardrobe, but it also allows the SHARP program to spread more awareness about the realities of sexual assault and harassment and reach a wider audience. Maintenance window scheduled to begin at February 14th est. February 15th. No keywords found.
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