FINAL - SATF Prevention Toolkit V2.0 - Online

2 Oregon AGSATF
Prevention Toolkit
INTRODUCTION
ABOUT OREGON SATF
The Oregon Attorney General’s Sexual Assault Task Force (SATF) is a private, nonprofit,
non-governmental statewide agency operating four unique and overlapping programs. We
bring together people from across the state to collaborate, develop resources to support
prevention and response efforts, and serve as advisors on our Task Force Advisory
Committees: Campus, Criminal Justice, Legislative & Public Policy, Medical-Forensic, Men’s
Engagement, Offender Management, Prevention & Education, and Advocacy Response.
With partners across the state, including the Task Force Advisory Body, the Oregon
Attorney General’s Sexual Assault Task Force seeks to facilitate cross-discipline collaboration
and cultivate victim-centered approaches to sexual assault primary prevention, victim
advocacy, medical forensic care, criminal prosecution and sex offender management and
treatment.
Our mission is to facilitate and support a collaborative, survivor-centered approach to the
prevention of and response to violence and abuse across the life span. We accomplish our
mission by advancing primary prevention and providing multidisciplinary training and
technical assistance to responders in Oregon and nationally.
We invite you to reach out to us for training and any support you may need in developing,
implementing, and navigating your prevention and response work, building partnerships, and
accessing resources. We all play a role in preventing violence and abuse. SATF is a resource in
the state to help every person and organization or institution find their role in this work.
A LITTLE ABOUT THIS TOOLKIT
This publication is based off an original SATF project, The Campus Climate Survey Toolkit,
which was funded by a generous grant from the American Public Health Association, June
2017. In partnership with the APHA and the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, SATF’s
Campus Sexual Violence Prevention Workgroup (CSVPW) participated in the first Campus
Sexual Assault Prevention Action Planning Meeting in Atlanta, GA in July, 2015.
Special thanks to Carli Rohner for her extensive design work on this toolkit, along with Kate
Hildebrandt, SATF Campus Coordinator, and Erika Carpenter, PSU Doctoral Candidate for their
content and design contributions.