PREPARE (Policy Group on Rape Education, Prevention and Response) was founded in 1987 by Wake Forest students. The purpose of PREPARE is to:
develop, plan and coordinate programs to educate the Wake Forest community about acquaintance rape and sexual assault prevention
provide services for victims of rape and sexual assault through programs such as the PREPARE student advocate program
Need help? PREPARE phone line: (336) 671-7075 (24/7 during fall and spring semesters) What do we do? Here's a sample (more details in the About Us section):
conduct mandatory sexual assault awareness and prevention programs for all incoming first-year students
conduct a campus-wide Sexual Assault Awareness Week called "Tie a Yellow Ribbon Week"
provide about 60 trained male and female facilitators to conduct educational and awareness programs
sponsor a campus-wide program called "Sex Signals" to further educate students on issues of dating, gender, consent and sexual assault
provide 20 trained student advocates who respond to student victims of sexual assault
carry a cell phone so that students have 24-hour access to information and support after a sexual assault