The Blanketed in Blame activity provides an important opportunity to explore how social norms and discrimination affect sexual violence survivors’ abilities to seek help and access care. It also encourages participants to consider what they can do to provide an empathetic response to survivors of violence.
See Unit 2 in the Clinical Management of Sexual Violence Survivors in Crisis Settings S-CORT for further guidance.
Source: This activity is adapted from World Health Organization. Caring for Women Subjected to Violence: A WHO Curriculum for Training Health-Care Providers. World Health Organization, 2019. www.who.int/reproductivehealth/publications/caring-for-women-subject-to-violence/en
Blanketed by Blame: Facilitator’s Handout for the Clinical Management of Sexual Violence Survivors in Crisis Settings S-CORT
- 7/21/2021
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