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This
sexual harassment training manual for high school students and personnel
aims at creating "sexual harassment-free zones" in schools. Individual
sections focus on teaching students, parents, classroom teachers and
school administrators how to respond to incidents or complaints of
sexual harassment in ways that will help end the harassment. A
"basics" curriculum provides general facts, definitions and background
information about sexual harassment. The section for students provides
lessons plans, discussions and role-play exercises for exploring themes
related to sexual harassment. The section for teachers presents information
on how staff can handle student-to-student sexual harassment in hallways
and classrooms. The fourth section defines administrators' roles and
responsibilities in creating harassment-free zones within schools
and offers suggestions for resolving sexual harassment complaints
through formal and informal interventions. The fifth section provides
information for parents' whose children are either being harassed
or doing the harassing in school or workplace settings. Each curriculum
comes with presentation outlines and supplemental handouts (in English
and Spanish). The appendix section contains a sample school sexual
harassment policy, an OFF LIMITS pledge, a resource bibliography and
sample evaluation form.
Recommended
for junior and senior high school programs and school districts
that are committed to involving all personnel and students in sexual
harassment prevention.
©1996.
Los Angeles Commission on Assaults Against Women (LACAAW)
To obtain copies, contact LACAAW at 605 West Olympic Boulevard Suite
400
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Phone: (213) 955-9090
Web site: www.lacaaw.org
($30 + shipping & handling.)
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