SHARP Foundation - Module 1

What is victimology? - Answer- The study of Victims What rights are available to victims? - Answer- 1) Reasonable protection from the accused 2) Reasonable, accurate and timely notice 3) Not to be excluded from any public proceedings 4) Be reasonably heard 5) Reasonable right to confer with government's attorney 6) Full and timely restitution as provided in law 7) Proceedings free from unreasonable delay 8) Be treated with fairness and respect for the victim's dignity and privacy What is the bedrock of SHARP? - Answer- UCMJ What regulation covers Military? - Answer- AR 600-20 What regulation covers Civilians? - Answer- AR 690-600 What is the vision of SHARP? - Answer- Eliminate sexual harassment and sexual assault by creating a culture where soldiers believe that failure to prevent sexual harassment and sexual assault is incompatible with army values and the warrior ethos. What is does the I.A.M. Strong campaign stand for? - Answer- Intervene, Act, Motivate What are the four SHARP campaign phases? - Answer- 1) Committed Army Leadership 2) Armywide Conviction 3) Achieve Cultural Change 4) Sustainment, Refinement, and Sharing What is the bottom line of the campaign? - Answer- Achieve cultural change and end sexual harassment and sexual assault to improve individual and unit readiness. What is the bottom line of the impact? - Answer- Rape and sexual assault endanger lives of individuals and threaten the Army's mission. What are the four SHARP functional areas? - Answer- 1) Program Management: supporting unit commanders in developing and executing sexual harassment and sexual assault reduction campaigns. 2) Prevention: developing, implementing, and supporting campaigns at the unit, command, installation, or brigade level. 3) Response: