This page is made just for women by the female members of TMAR. We are going to address some issues specific to you. College is a high risk time for you to be a victim of rape, but there are a few easy things you can do to protect yourself and keep from being an easy target. By doing these simple things you can go out on dates and party knowing that you are less likely to be a victim. Another aspect facing women is that we often have to support our friends that are victims. 1 out of 4 college women will be a victim of rape or sexual assault. A good reality check is to think of four of your friends or roommates, now pick one of you. It's easy to say that it can't happen to you or anyone you know, but that's just not true. Date rape isn't limited to a particular race, income bracket, or type of person. It can happen to you. This page will provide you with resources to assist you in knowing what to do if you or someone you know is raped. We've included here a list of helpful general tips for your safety.

Below are some links to topics that we feel are important and helpful to prevent yourself from being a victim.

Prevention: Even though sexual assault is never your fault, there are many different ways you can protect yourself. Here are some tips to keep in mind.

Date Rape Drugs: Date rape drugs have become a serious concern in recent years because they make sexual assault easier for the attacker and leave the victim completely unable to protect themselves. Find out what you need to know about date rape drugs.

R.A.D. Systems : The R.A.D. system of self-defense is a nationally recognized program. This is the link to the national webpage where you can find out more on the program in general. If you would like more information on Tulane's own R.A.D. classes, follow this link to Tulane R.A.D..