Enough is Enough

By Samuel R. Staley, Ph.D., Foreword by Ruth Krug

 Unsafe On Any Campus? is an unsparing and unflinching look into the reality of today's campus life and why it puts students at risk for sexual assault and rape each year. The author explains,

• why the U.S. court system can not achieve justice and falls short of achieving meaningful resolution.
• how every student is in someway impacted by college sexual assault on today's modern campuses
• why long-term success requires a holistic and comprehensive approach that builds a trauma-centered framework on four pillars-human dignity, personal and bystander empowerment, accountability for offenders, and a narrow and more effective role for the criminal justice system.
• what practical steps we can take to solve this problem and mitigate its harms

This book is essential reading for anyone interested in understanding the problem of sexual assault on today's university and college campuses. Find answers to the following questions:

• How many students are sexually assaulted each year on today's college campuses? 
• Are today's students victims of a sexually permissive culture, sexual predators, rampant misogyny among fraternities, and insensitive college bureaucracies? 
• What anti-sexual assault programs really work? 
• What are the six questions every incoming freshman and parent should ask their university or college administration? 
• What are the ten proactive steps parents can take to reduce the risk that their children will experience sexual assault and rape when they enter college? 

Ruth Ann Krug, a college rape survivor, is a certified trauma-sensitive yoga trainer and mindfulness teacher, and social worker now based in Colorado. She has also worked as a Restorative Justice practitioner in local public schools. A graduate of Florida State University, she majored in Interdisciplinary Social Sciences with a focus on political science, nonprofit administration and economics. Ruth’s healing journey is chronicled along with other survivor stories and testimonies on her blogs Feeding the Heart and Reclaiming Lost Voices.