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Town Hall on Alcohol and Sexual Assault

You're Invited to a Town Hall Meeting on Alcohol Related Sexual Assault sponsored by the Drug-Free Coalition of Tippecanoe County and the Greater Lafayette Sexual Assault Prevention Coalition for a Town Hall on Alcohol and Sexual Assault. The Town Hall will be held on Monday March 22nd at 7pm at the Holiday Inn City Centre.

Hear perspectives on alcohol related sexual assault from law enforcement, the prosecutors's office, and a rape suvivor advocate. Members of the Indiana Campus Sexual Assault Primary Prevention Project will discuss how men can help in the prevention of sexual assault. Due to the nature of the topics being discussed, this event is open only to adults.

Join us early at 6:30pm and visit booths from local organizations.

Community and Family Resource Program (CFRC)
Domestic Violence Intervention and Prevention Program (DVIPP)
Drug-Free Coalition of Tippecanoe Couny
Greater Lafayette Sexual Assault Prevention Coalition
Lafayette Crisis Center
Lafayette Police Department, Victim Advocacy Program
Planned Parenthood
Rape Aggression Defense (RAD), West Lafayette Police Department
SAFE Program, Purdue University Police Department
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes

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