Project Sister Project Sister is a prevention program originally formed in 1972 to respond against violence and sexual assault. It services over 25,000 people per year, with 10 to 15 percent being males. According to members of Project Sister, survivors usually blame his or herself for the attack. It's the behavior of the perpetrator who causes it. Project Sister cams to ULV last Wednesday to present its annual prevention program.
Many rapes are acts of control and power.
Several students came and participated by expressing their feelings and thoughts on the program's theme. It violates a person's right to life and happiness by taking their security away. Rape does not only happen to women, but men as well. The age range for known rape victims is from children 4 months old to senior citizens, according to Kristin Hall, rape specialist for Project Sister and guest speaker at the program. Rohypnol, also known as Roofies, is a common drug that is used to drug the victim.