Most BYU sexual assault victims either report to Mormon church leaders or don’t report at all, campus survey shows
Roughly one in five victims say fear of the school’s Honor Code discouraged them from turning to formal support services. <br>
(Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune) An awareness gallery on Brigham Square at Brigham Young University displayed facts about sexual violence during Voices of Courage week in October. Results from a campus climate survey released Thursday show many students say they have not been trained about BYU’s sexual assault policies, how to report an assault, the legal definition of assault, the services available to victims or how to intervene as a bystander.