United States Antarctic Program (USAP) Sexual Assault/Harassment Prevention and Response (SAHPR)

It is infuriating to encounter sexual harassment are infuriating in any setting, let alone in one of the most extreme and hazardous of all human habitats. But this account of persistent sexual abuse in the US Antarctic Program has significance beyond individual rights and organizational responsibilities. The Antarctic is scientifically important to the whole world and strategically important to the United States. Anyone seriously interested in science policy, national security, and polar science must become fully aware of the sexual abuse issues documented in this 276 page color interior report.

The document discusses the findings of a Needs Assessment Report regarding sexual harassment and sexual assault awareness training within the USAP community. The report highlights the perception among community members that the current training on these issues is inadequate and ineffective. Statistics show varying levels of awareness and experiences related to sexual harassment and sexual assault within the community. The report also raises questions about reporting processes for such incidents at McMurdo Station. The overall emphasis is on the need for improved training and awareness programs in addressing sexual harassment and sexual assault.

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