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What the Cornell 7 sexual assault allegations reveal about how parents talk to their kids about rape

The Conversation | A Moneymaker/Getty
The Conversation | A Moneymaker/Getty

There is approximately 60 years of research on campus sexual assault and shelves full of books on young people’s sexual experiences and behaviors, including their experiences with assault. More is likely to be generated following the September 2026 high-profile lawsuit by a female former Cornell University student, known as Jane Doe, who says that a group of seven Chi Phi fraternity members drugged and gang-raped her when she was a sophomore in 2024. Yet, there is very little research about the role parents have played, or should play, in educating their children about campus sexual assault prevention.

Posted in: News on 10/31/2026 | Link to this post on IFP |
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