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Reviewed: November 23rd, 2011
Curricula Guide
Sexual Violence Prevention Curricula Guide
Prevention curricula can be useful tools to enhance programming, so the Prevention Resource Center (PRC) has compiled a listing of several curricula that are used by sexual violence prevention specialists. These curricula may be helpful when working with a community to build skills related to sexual violence prevention. Additionally, once community stakeholders have found ways to address sexual violence in their community, they may be interested in curricula activities that meet their identified needs. Almost every curriculum will need to be modified to fit the community you are working with and you may find it most beneficial to pull from several curricula to create a customized program.
The PRC has organized these curricula into topic areas to make them easier to review; many are listed under more than one topic area. You can review each topic area individually as a list or a PDF table; you can also download a PDF table of the entire listing. For each curriculum on the list, you will find information about the premise of the program, topic areas, intended audience, and availability (cost as well as if it is in the WCSAP Library).
This list is not intended to include all possible curricula options nor serve as an endorsement; the intention of this resource is to provide a starting point for examining curricula that will meet the needs of your community. When using any curriculum, you should consider how this meets your community’s needs, if it is consistent with The 9 Principles of Effective Prevention, and if it reaches your community on more than one level of the Social-Ecological Model.
We do hope to continue to expand this glossary of prevention curricula over time and welcome your suggestions. Additionally, if you have used any of these curricula and would like to share feedback on the strengths and weaknesses, adaptions that were needed, and how it was received by your communities please feel free to either leave a comment on these pages or send your feedback to prevention@wcsap.org.