Flip the Script with EAAA™ Works
Our program works because it is based on the realities of sexual assault and the best science available.
- Designed for self-identified women (17- 24) because young women (including trans-women) are disproportionately affected by sexual assault.
- Emphasizes that most sexual assaults occur in homes or other situations where women should be able to feel safe.
- Encourages women to trust themselves when they feel something is not right.
- Creates a space for exploration of women’s sexual desires and right to defend their boundaries.
- Builds the confidence women need to challenge perpetrators who are most often men they know (e.g., friends, friends of friends, new or established romantic or sexual partners).
- Helps women develop tools and strategies that allow them to live freely without restricting their quality of life.
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Broad social change is needed, however, the Flip the Script with EAAATM program for women works now to reduce the sexual violence that women students experience by 50%.
The SARE Centre is the Canadian non-profit set up to help Universities/Colleges and community organizations implement the Flip the Script with EAAA™ program in their context. The SARE Centre’s goal is to make Flip the Script with EAAA™ widely accessible to self-identified women students. We provide Train-the-Trainer workshops on a cost recovery basis. Women who attend learn to hire, train, and supervise facilitators who offer the program in their own universities and communities.