Arizona Sexual Assault Uniform Data Set Items

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1 Arizona Sexual Assault Uniform Data Set Items December 17, 1997 Compiled by: Janine Goldman-Pach and Mary Koss Arizona Rape and Sexual Assault Surveillance Project University of Arizona Prevention Center 2223 E. Speedway Boulevard Tucson, Arizona (520) FAX (520) For: Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of Prevention and Health Promotion Office of Injury and Disability Prevention 1400 West Washington B10 Phoenix, Arizona (602) FAX (602)

2 Table of Contents TITLE PAGE...1 TABLE OF CONTENTS...2 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY...3 TABLE 1. ACTIVITIES FOR WHICH PROGRAMS ARE FUNDED UNDER THE RAPE PREVENTION EDUCATION PROGRAM...4 TABLE 2. DATA SUMMARY...5 TABLE 3. NUMBER OF FORCIBLE RAPES REPORTED TO THE UNIFORM CRIME REPORT PROGRAM...6 TABLE 4. NUMBER OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL PERSONNEL TRAINED...7 TABLE 5. NUMBER OF ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN EDUCATED...8 TABLE 6. NUMBER OF PEOPLE ATTENDING PUBLIC EDUCATION PRESENTATIONS...9 TABLE 7. PROFESSIONALS TRAINED...10 TABLE 8. SEXUAL ASSAULT HOTLINE CALLS RECEIVED...11 TABLE 9. DATA SOURCES

3 Executive Summary This data report is designed to meet the reporting requirements of the Center for Disease Control's Uniform Data Set. The Uniform Data Set is intended to track use of funds under the Rape Prevention Education Program. These data are not intended to provide accurate incidence data and are only reported for those activities for which agencies are funded. Table 1 summarizes the activities for which organizations have been funded. Table 2 summarizes the Uniform Data Set Items as presented in Tables 3 through 8 (Number of forcible rapes reported to the Uniform Crime Report program, number of elementary and secondary school personnel trained, number of children attending rape prevention education, number of people attending rape prevention education, number of professionals trained, and number of rape hotline calls received). Data Sources appear in Table 9. The data items reported are a compilation of information reported to the investigators by the data sources and as such is subject to the following disclaimers: Definitions Definitions are not necessarily consistent across sources. Quality The quality of the data reported by sources is questionable. Information reported to these investigators is not necessarily the same as that reported to other organizations by these sources. Availability Some information is not available because the sources could not or did not provide it. All of the numbers reported in the summary table are to some extent affected by missing data. Those interested in interpreting these data items are urged to pay close attention to the individual tables and to take the non-availability of data into account when attempting to draw conclusion. Duplication Police data are unduplicated because reports are separated by precinct. However, duplication of cases may occur and is particularly likely among certain service providers. Women may seek multiple services following a victimization and there is currently no way to track individuals either within or across providers. Validity Both genders and all ages may be included in the data items. Gender and age are not consistently disaggregated by data sources. Where known, the gender and age compositions of the data items are noted in the individual tables. 3

4 Table 1. Activities for which programs are funded under the Rape Prevention Education Program Activities Organization Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Phoenix Arizona State University, Student Health 2 Arizona SADD 1 Barriers Down X Center Against Sexual Abuse 1,2,3,4 1,2,3,4 X Tucson Our Town 1 1 X Tucson Rape Crisis Center 1,4 1,2,3,4 X U of A, Oasis Center for Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence 2,3 2,3 X Flagstaff Northern Arizona University 2 Northland Family Help Center 1,2,3 1,2,3 Other Behavioral Health Agency of Central Arizona, Casa Grande 2 Community Action Against Rape, Bullhead City X Note: This table represents the funding status of all programs funded by the Rape Prevention Education Program. Rape Prevention Education Program funded activities are represented as 1 = Educating Children, 2 = Educating Adults, 3 = Training Professionals, 4 = Hotline, X = Funded. Years refer to funding cycles rather than calendar years. Deadlines for Year 2 deliverables may overlap with deadlines for Year 1 and/or Year 3 deliverables. Data for in this report was collected from organizations funded in Years 1 and 2, but does not include data previously reported in the Violent and Abusive Behavior Data. The source of data for and was the Violent and Abusive Behavior Data. 4

5 Table 2. Data Summary Data Item Reporting Period Table Forcible Rapes NA 1/1-12/31 3 Total trained or educated Elementary and secondary school personnel trained 473 NA NA See Table 4 Elementary and secondary school aged children educated NA NA See Table 5 People attending public education presentations 4556 NA NA See Table 6 Professionals trained 553 NA NA See Table 7 Children receiving crisis intervention services Adults receiving crisis intervention services Victim support services provided Hotline calls received /1-6/30 8 Note: = Not Funded: Data is only reported for those activities for which programs were funded by the Rape Prevention Education Program. Organizations may be performing these activities under separate funding. NA = Not Available: Training and education subtotals are not available because data item requirements have changed. 5

6 Table 3. Number of forcible rapes reported to the Uniform Crime Report program Police Department /1/97-5/31/ Estimated Total in Areas Served by Funded Programs Arizona Phoenix ASU Police Department Phoenix Police Department Tempe Police Department Mesa Police Department Scottsdale Police Department Maricopa County Sheriff Tucson University of Arizona PD Tucson Police Department Pima County Sheriff Flagstaff Northern Arizona University PD Flagstaff Police Department Coconino County Sheriff 19 NA NA Casa Grande Casa Grande Police Department Pinal County Sheriff 23 NA NA Note: The source for the data for 1996 and 1/1/97-5/31/97 is the Arizona Department of Public Safety's Uniform Crime Reports Office. Because the most current data available is only through May, an estimate for the entire year based on the available data is provided. Given that X = 1/1/97 to 5/31/97 data, the formula used for the estimate is: 1997 estimate = X + 9/7 X. Critiques of police data are not repeated here. They were provided with the Violent and Abusive Behavior Data and the Plan for an Annual Violent and Abusive Behavior Data Report. 6

7 Table 4. Number of elementary and secondary school personnel trained Organization Reporting Period Total 473 Phoenix Center Against Sexual Abuse Arizona State University, Student Health Arizona SADD Tucson 448 Tucson Rape Crisis Center 448 7/1/96-6/30/97 U of A, Oasis Center for Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Our Town Flagstaff 25 Northland Family Help Center 25 11/16/97-9/30/97 Northern Arizona University Casa Grande Behavioral Health Agency of Central Arizona Note: = Not Funded: Data is only reported for those activities for which programs were funded by the Rape Prevention Education Program. Organizations may be performing these activities under separate funding. 7

8 Table 5. Number of elementary and secondary school aged children educated Organization Reporting Period Total Phoenix 8223 Center Against Sexual Abuse /1/96-9/30/97 Arizona State University, Student Health Arizona SADD /1/96-9/30/97 Tucson 4011 Tucson Rape Crisis Center /1/96-6/30/97 U of A, Oasis Center for Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Our Town /1/96-9/30/97 Flagstaff 1304 Northland Family Help Center /16/97-9/30/97 Northern Arizona University Casa Grande Behavioral Health Agency of Central Arizona Note: = Not Funded: Data is only reported for those activities for which programs were funded by the Rape Prevention Education Program. Organizations may be performing these activities under separate funding. 8

9 Table 6. Number of people attending public education presentations Organization Reporting Period Total 4556 Phoenix 81 Center Against Sexual Abuse 0 12/1/96-9/30/97 Arizona State University, Student Health 81 1/18/97-9/30/97 Arizona SADD Tucson 3111 Tucson Rape Crisis Center 94 7/1/96-6/30/97 U of A, Oasis Center for Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence /1/96-9/30/97 Our Town 17 11/1/96-9/30/97 Flagstaff 1305 Northland Family Help Center /16/97-9/30/97 Northern Arizona University 89 9/17/97-12/31/97 Casa Grande 59 Behavioral Health Agency of Central Arizona 59 5/1/97-12/31/97 Note: = Not Funded: Data is only reported for those activities for which programs were funded by the Rape Prevention Education Program. Organizations may be performing these activities under separate funding. 9

10 Table 7. Number of professionals trained Organization Reporting Period Total 553 Phoenix 15 Center Against Sexual Abuse 15 12/1/96-9/30/97 Arizona State University, Student Health Arizona SADD Tucson 263 Tucson Rape Crisis Center 17 7/1/96-6/30/97 U of A, Oasis Center for Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence /1/96-9/30/97 Our Town Flagstaff 275 Northland Family Help Center /16/97-9/30/97 Northern Arizona University Casa Grande Behavioral Health Agency of Central Arizona Note: = Not Funded: Data is only reported for those activities for which programs were funded by the Rape Prevention Education Program. Organizations may be performing these activities under separate funding. 10

11 Table 8. Number of sexual assault hotline calls received Organization Reporting Period Total /1/96-6/30/97 Central and Northern Arizona 2497 Center Against Sexual Abuse /1/96-6/30/97 Southern Arizona 2048 Tucson Rape Crisis Center /1/96-6/30/97 11

12 Table 9. Data sources First Name Last Name Organization City Phone 1 Phone 2 Lynn Allmann Arizona Department of Public Safety Phoenix Work (602) Judy Crider Center Against Sexual Abuse (CASA) Phoenix Work (602) Fax (602) Sherrill Dana Northern Arizona University Flagstaff Work (520) Diana Dexter Behavioral Health Agency of Central Arizona Casa Grande Work (520) x-157 Fax (520) April Marker Northland Family Help Center Flagstaff Work (520) x-17 Fax (520) Donna McBride Arizona SADD Phoenix Work (602) Fax (602) Kathy Merrick Our Town Famiily Center Tucson Work (520) Fax (520) Karen Moses Arizona State University, Student Health Tempe Work (602) Sandy Naatz Center Against Sexual Abuse (CASA) Phoenix Work (602) Fax (602) Adele Rivard Tucson Rape Crisis Center Tucson Work (520) Fax (520) Matt Sanders University of Arizona Oasis Center For Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Tucson Work (520) Fax (520) Barbara White Northland Family Help Center Flagstaff Work (520) x-17 Fax (520)