If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, call 740-597-SAFE (7233)

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Most reports of sexual assault turn out to be false.

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MYTH! According to the FBI, less than 2% of sexual assault reports are false. This rate is the same false reporting rate for all other major crimes.

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TONIGHT: Screening of "Boys and Men Healing" @ohiou sponsored by @woub and @ScrippsOU - 7pm, Scripps Auditorium: http://t.co/YiBm7vcy — 3 weeks 3 days ago
From @InOurWordsBlog - "Breaking the Silence: Why Men and Women Must Stand Together on Sexual Assault": http://t.co/n8Oj7Du9 — 4 weeks 1 day ago
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RT @woub Film screening Tues April 24 of Boys and Men Healing to focus on healing of male #sexualabuse @ohiou http://t.co/lrZ6w1HE — 4 weeks 2 days ago
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