Enoughis Enough

To report a sexual assault: contact State Police 24-hour hotline 1-844-845-7269, dial 911, call

Campus Security or Local Police

Cut off and keep this card in your wallet:

(Write local police phone # here)

(Write local campus safety phone # here)

Enoughis EnoughEnoughis Enough

The Enough is Enough initiative resulted in a

sweeping new law passed in June 2015 that

will combat sexual assault on all New York

college and university campuses.

New York is a national leader in the fight

against sexual assault on college campuses

To learn more about your rights

and Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s

Enough is Enough initiative, visit

http://on.ny.gov/EnoughIsEnough

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS•You have the right/choice to make a report to

university police or campus security, local law enforcement, and/or state police;

•You have the right to report the incident to your institution, to be protected by the institution from

retaliation for reporting an incident; and•You have the right to receive assistance and resources

from your institution

Keep the card or give it to a friend

Statewide definition of a�rmative consent, defining consent as a knowing, voluntary, and mutual decision among all participants to engage in sexual activity;

Statewide amnesty policy encouraging students to report incidents of sexual assault or other sexual violence by granting immunity for certain campus policy violations, such as drug and alcohol use;

Students' Bill of Rights, which campuses will be required to distribute to all students, informing sexual violence victims of their legal rights and available resources;

Comprehensive training requirement for administrators, sta�, and students, including at new student orientations;

Requirement for campuses to annually submit incidents of reported sexual violence to the State Education Department to be made publicly available on their website;

New sexual assault victims unit within the State Police, specializing in response to sexual assaults and related crimes and training local law enforcement; and

Requirement for first responders to notify survivors of their right to contact outside law enforcement.

The new law combats sexual assault on college campuses by creating:

NYS Domestic and Sexual Violence Hotline

1-800-942-6906