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Background
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The National Action
Plan Against Sexual Assault (NAPASA) originated in Canada and has been
expanded to the United States through a grant from the Society for the
Psychological Study of Social Issues (SPSSI) to challenge the legal
system in both countries to more effectively respond to sexual
assault and child sexual abuse. >Click
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Resources |
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A set of applied
materials based on the research for use by local communities to
promote social change by documenting the outrageous, challenging
the legal system, and supporting victims. These documents may be
freely downloaded and reprinted for local use.
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Reference |
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Brief descriptions of
NAPASA. Reference material on the basic research, the text of
the major research papers, and the complete text of a symposium on
NAPASA presented at the 2002 Annual Convention of SPSSI. Public
domain documents that may be downloaded and reproduced for local
use.
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Contacts |
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Additional
information about (1) the people responsible for the NAPASA and how
to reach them, (2) how to join the effort by sharing accounts of
local actions and connecting with others who are using the applied
materials, and (3) technical legal materials for courtroom use
including legal briefs and essays.
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