Which initiative promotes the prevention of sexual assault in the Army?

The Army's Sexual Assault Prevention Program (SAPR) specifically focuses on the prevention of sexual assault within the Army. This initiative is designed to create a culture that does not tolerate sexual assault and encourages reporting, support, and assistance for victims. SAPR provides training for soldiers and leaders to enhance awareness, promote prevention strategies, and ensure that all personnel understand their responsibilities in contributing to a safe environment.

This program is central to the Army's commitment to ensuring the safety and well-being of its members and emphasizes the importance of leadership in preventing incidents of sexual assault. It promotes a proactive approach, targeting attitudes and behaviors that contribute to such incidents. The efforts under SAPR include education, training programs, and outreach initiatives that aim to change the culture surrounding sexual misconduct.

Other initiatives mentioned, while relevant to the broader context of Army policies and programs, do not specifically target the prevention of sexual assault in the same comprehensive manner as SAPR.