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Domestic Violence
& Sexual Assault Sexual
Harassment
There are two options for this topic of sexual
harassment.
1. Take EMU's online sexual harassment
training. There's
no need to write a paper, just include a copy of the certificate you get at the
end.
2. Many people have been through trainings about sexual
harassment or have experiences with it. This option involves searching the web
for sites that help explain what it is, how to deal with it, and the best
policies for the workplace. Include the 2 best sites you find, along with a
concise, informative 1 paragraph description. These sites will for the
start of a section in StopViolence.com about the topic.
RECOMMENDED: Many
professional codes of ethics contain helpful guidelines and explanations
of sexual harassment. My Criminal Justice
Ethics book has an Appendix
on professional ethics that provides an overview of professional ethics, the structure of Codes
of Ethics, and it reprints the wording of codes about issues like
competence, diversity, sexual and racial harassment, treatment of
subjects, and conflicts of interest. You can also explore the Codes of
Ethics for the
American Psychological Association, American Sociological Association,
American Society of Criminology, National Association of Social Workers
(well developed code that has some great statements about social justice and
individual dignity); there's also a Code of Ethics Library
and a Code of Ethics Toolbox
.
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You
Want Me to Do What?: When, Where & How to Draw the
line At Work by Nan DeMars
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Searching the Internet
The internet now has well over 2 billion
pages and there are several hundred search engines to help people find information. My
personal preference, based on my own use and looking at my webmaster log for this
page, is Google. They have the most pages indexed and one of the better ways of
matching keywords. The boxes below provide direct access; the safe search box
filters out adult content and can be helpful for searches about sexual assault,
women in prison, etc.
You do not have to use these if you
prefer another search engine. For more information about search engines, how
they work, tips for finding what you want on the internet, and various ratings
of search engines, check out SearchEngineWatch.
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