ANNOUNCEMENT

Sexual Harassment Prevention Training

Faculty and Supervisor Harassment Prevention training is due on 12/31/25. Launch the course from your STARS All Learning Page. This is the AB1825 State mandated and University required sexual harassment prevention compliance training.  This is a two-hour course and is eligible for MCLE and HRC1 credit. Complete the MCLE form after course completion. For HRC1 credit, please use your completion certificate (available in STARS) after you complete the course.   

Stanford
SHARE Title IX and Title VI Office

Flip the Script

Flip the Script with EAAA!

Interested in participating in Flip the Script? Fill out this interest form! 

UPDATE: Winter Quarter 2026 — Flip the Script is now being offered for course credit! Enroll in SOMGEN/FEMGEN 160B (Flip the Script) and SOMGEN/FEMGEN 160A: Sexual Violence Prevention, (the accompanying lecture) to earn course credit for participating in Flip the Script. You can enroll in just the lab, just the lecture, or both! Sign-up TODAY! Course #31438.
 

The SHARE Title IX & Title VI Office is offering a sexual assault prevention program designed for undergraduate students. The Flip the Script with EAAA® (pronounced E-triple A) program is a 12-hour small-group, evidence-based intervention designed specifically for 17–24-year-old university students of all sexual identities who identify as women or the experience of womanhood. The program is based on theory, research evidence, and best practices for providing young women with the knowledge and tools to defend themselves against attempts to sexually coerce or assault them. The SHARE Office welcomes and encourages applications from non-binary and gender non-conforming folks.

Why Flip the Script?

  • We’ve all heard the statistic: 1 in 4 women are sexually assaulted during college. Flip the Script helps us take action.
  • In a study of the program, participants were 50% less likely to experience sexual assault than their peers.

What is Flip the Script?

  • A research-backed empowerment-based sexual assault resistance program for undergraduate students
  • Part of the SHARE office since 2018, with over 100 students participating so far
  • Designed to strengthen confidence, communication, and boundary-setting skills

If you need a disability-related accommodation or wheelchair access information, please contact the SHARE: Education Team at phone: 650-725-1056 (for students) or email: shareeducation@stanford.edu.

Supported by the Stanford School of Medicine and the SHARE Title IX Office.

History

In the spring of 2018, Stanford University offered the Enhanced Assess, Acknowledge, & Act (EAAA) Sexual Assault Resistance Education Program ("Flip the Script") to undergraduate women--inclusive of trans women--as part as of a pilot program, with an eye to implementing the program more broadly in subsequent years. Flip the Script is implemented in parallel to a program specifically for men & will eventually be implemented in parallel with a program for trans and/or gender non-conforming folks that are currently in development. This is one piece of a comprehensive strategy undertaken at Stanford University to reduce sexual violence and harassment on our campus. 

For more information about the Flip the Script and the SARE Centre, please visit their website.

Below is a photo of the professional staff from both Stanford University and the University of Arizona who were trained in the summer of 2017 to train future facilitators.

Group of facilitators

(From left to right: Grace Poon [Stanford], Rasika Behl [Stanford], Miranda Tuttle [Stanford], Carley Flanery [Stanford], Charlene Senn [SARE Trainer], Stephanie Gee [SARE Trainer], Thea Cola [Arizona], Clea Sarnquist [Stanford], Jennifer Keller [Stanford], Mike Baiocchi [Stanford], Elise Lopez [Arizona])