A presentation about sexual violence to course Advanced Englis I by the Group 4

2. Sexual violence - Marcy
Motivations - Angela
Aftermath - Heidy
Treatment - Claudia
Movements- Karen
• Me Too

3. Sexual violence means
that someone forces or
manipulates someone
else into unwanted sexual
activity without their
consent.

4.  Fear
 Age
 Illness
 Disability
 drugged

5.  Anyone can experience
sexual violence including:
children, teens, adults,
and elders. Those who
sexually abuse can be
acquaintances, family
members, trusted
individuals or strangers.

6.  Psychological factors:
Personality disorders with predominant
dependent, phobic and compulsive
personality traits

7. Social factors
We find situations such as women as a means
of consumption, sexist language, maleness.

8. Situational factors:
The use of drugs and alcohol consumption can
precipitate sexual assault or can be an element
to carry out such acts

9.  The data indicates that male and
female survivors may experience
similar behavioral, social, and
mental health
consequences.

10.  Girls and women bear
the heaviest burden of
trauma and illness resulting
from sexual violence.

11.  Women may have
unwanted
pregnancies,
unsafe abortions,
and an increased
risk of sexually
transmitted
infections.

12. Sexual
Violence
Depression
Suicide
Flashbacks
Post-
Traumatic
Stress
Disorder
Self-Harm
Eating or
Sleep
Disorders
Substance
Abuse
Panic
Attacks

13. 1 Listen without
prejudging :
*unconditional
*Acceptance
*Non-judgment
* The authenticity

14. 2. The person owns his
words and of its story can
express it through drawing
,writing, music, body
expression to facilitate
narration, you have the
right to feel the control of
your process.

15. 3. The person can share
his experience in an
integrated way, that is, how
he felt, how he feels, his
fears, no one should force
him into anything during
his liberation process.

16. 4. The person has the right
to share his story without
being re-victimized.

25.  Finkelhor, D., Hotaling, G., Lewis I.A., & Smith, C. (1990).
Sexual abuse in a national survey of adult men and
women: Prevalence, characteristics, and risk factors.
Child Abuse & Neglect, 14, 19-28. taken from
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2310970
 El movimiento #MeToo y su relación con la psicología.
(2020). Retrieved 4 May 2020, from
https://psicologiaymente.com/clinica/movimiento-metoo-
relacioncon-la-psicologia
 Organizacion Mundial de la Salud. (2018). OIG.
Recuperado el 04 de May de 2020, de
https://oig.cepal.org/sites/default/files/20184_violenciasex
ual.pdf

26.  Pussy Riot: La lucha del movimiento feminista ruso.
Alexis Paiva Ruta Rock (2019). Retrieved from:
https://www.rutarock.com/2019/04/pussy-riot-la-lucha-
del-movimiento-feminista-ruso/
 RAINN org. (2020). Recuperado el 05 de May de 2020,
de https://www.rainn.org/effects-sexual-violence
 5 movimientos que apoyan las mujeres violentadas
para que no se sientan solas. Karen Sáenz (2018).
Retrieved from: https://culturacolectiva.com/estilo-de-
vida/movimientos-contra-la-violencia-de-genero