Descriptive Analysis of Sexual Assaults in Anchorage, Alaska: 2002-2003 Update

Research > Descriptive Analysis of Sexual Assaults in Anchorage, Alaska: 2002-2003 Update

Principal investigator(s):	André Rosay
Other project personnel:	Jeannie Sanders, Mary Lee Collins, Sandra Smith, Bonnie Caladine, and Donna Monahan (Anchorage Police Department)
Project dates:	2004-2005
JC#:	0107.03
Agency:	Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage
Affected agency/area:	Anchorage Police Department
Project status:	Completed

See also:
> Spatial Patterning of Sexual Assaults in Anchorage (project) > Epidemiological Study of Sexual Assault in Anchorage (project) > Sex offenses

As the nature of sexual assault in Anchorage changes, so must our responses to sexual assaults. Good prevention and intervention programs cannot be static, but must change as the nature of sexual assaults change. In this brief report, we update our previous report titled Descriptive Analysis of Sexual Assaults in Anchorage to document some of the changed in the nature of sexual assault from 2000 to 2003. In the ideal situation, a monitoring program would be developed in Anchorage so that prevention and intervention programs would receive real-time empirical information about the changing nature of sexual assault. Only when armed with up-to-date factual information will we be able to successfully fight against sexual assaults.

Products

Rosay, André, with Sanders, Jeannie; Collins, Mary Lee; Smith, Sandra; Caladine, Bonnie; and Monahan, Donna. (2006). Descriptive Analysis of Sexual Assaults in Anchorage, Alaska: 2002/2003 Update. Report prepared for the Anchorage Police Department. Anchorage, AK: Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage.

Articles

Justice Center, University of Alaska Anchorage. (2006). "Sexual Assaults in Anchorage." Alaska Justice Forum 22(4), Winter 2006.

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