Sexual Assault in the Deaf Community
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1 Sexual Assault in the Deaf Community November 5-6, 2013 Stephanie Smith Bowman
2 Stephanie Smith Bowman CHOICES for Victims of Domestic Violence Psychotherapist: Sexual Assault Response Network of Central Ohio Advocate: Co-Founder of Ohio Alliance To End Sexual Violence Official 501c3 status: 2009 Website:
3 Learning Objective Increase Awareness on Sexual Assault Within Deaf Community
4 Sexual Violence Sexual violence is a socially constructed problem that we can deconstruct. Credit: Jennifer Grove, of NSVRC
5 Definition of Sexual Violence Sexual assault is any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without explicit consent of recipient. Completed non-consensual sex act Attempted non-consensual sex act Abusive sexual contact Non-contact sexual abuse
6 Root of Sexual Violence: Gender inequality & Oppression
7 Norms that contribute to Sexual Violence
8 Prison of Protection = AUDISM Deaf students get sexuality information more often from: 1). Friends (85 % vs. 67%) 2). Workshops (40% vs. 9%) 2). Posters (30 % vs. 18%) 7 times more likely to learn from one another than formal educational resources. 25% awareness of sexuality information comparable to hearing peers full knowledge. (Francavillo, 2009)
9 Incidental learning: Relationships and Sex?
10 Images of Women in the Media leads to Violence Against Women
11 Impact of Media Images= RAPE CULTURE
12 Impact of Rape Culture on Deaf Community Deaf Hope s Video: A Teen Girl's Story: Rape Culture Nurtured at Home Deaf Hope s Video: Why is Shoshannah Stern pissed off? om/watch?v=nlcafxcpe ti MrOWs
13 Prevalence of Sexual Assault Deaf women were 3.66 times more likely than hearing women to report experiences of unwanted sex by intimate partner. (Anderson, 2010)
14 Who are the perpetrators? Deaf children were more likely to be abused by hearing people than by other deaf people. Hester, 2002
15 Sexual Violence Within Deaf Community Credit: Deaf Hope, 2007
16 Exercise: SV Continuum within Deaf Community
17 Culture of Silence Reputation and Credibility Perpetrator s Community Standing Stigma Loyalty to Deaf Community Interfaith expectations
18 Barriers to Reporting Sexual Assault Lack of certified and/or qualified ASL interpreters results in diminished ability to report violence and gain proper understanding of legal rights and processes. - Anderson, 2010
19 ASL THAT MAN COME INTO MY HOUSE. ME ASLEEP, WAKE UP SEX. PUSH HIM OFF DON T STOP. DARK IN HOUSE CAN T UNDERSTAND HIM, MAD. SCARED. HE LEFT.
20 English A man broke into my house while I was asleep. I woke up to find him having sex with me. I tried over and over again to push him off but he wouldn t stop. It was dark in the house, so I couldn t see him clearly to read his lips but could tell he was angry. I was terrified. He finally left. Credit: Gretchen Waech
21 Interpreter & Survivor Dynamics Reliance on interpreters also means giving up privacy and sharing intimate details of your life with a stranger. Deaf women also indicated they do not have confidence in interpreters to accurately represent their words and experience. (Obinna,et.al., 2005)
22 Empowerment Advocacy for Deaf Survivors of Sexual Assault
23 Culturally Empowering Trauma Informed Advocacy
24 Culturally Affirming Empowerment Advocacy Deaf survivor of sexual violence is the EXPERT on their justice, safety, and healing needs.
25 Your Next Steps? Who will you collaborate with? What prevention/intervention/outreach strategies to share with your collaborative partner? Partnering on OVW grant for culturally specific local-based or statewide anti-sv program?
26 National Advocacy Services for Deaf Survivors of SA ADWAS (Washington State) Advocacy Services for Abused Deaf Victims, Inc. (New York) Deaf Iowans Against Abuse (Iowa) Communication Services for the Deaf (Minnesota) Deaf Dawn DC) Deaf Dove DeafHope (California) Deaf Unity (Wisconsin) Deaf Vermonters Advocacy Services (Vermont) Safe Place Sego Lily Center for the Abused Deaf (Utah)
27 Resources on working with Deaf survivors of SA Accessing Safety Initiative form with sample questions Author: Vera Institute of Justice Website: SafePlace Facts and Tip Sheet Website: Special Collections: Deaf Survivors Website:
28 Contact Information Stephanie Smith Bowman Thank you for participating in today s workshop!
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