What type of program does the Army Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program establish?

The Army Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program is designed primarily to create training and awareness programs that educate personnel about sexual assault, its prevention, and the appropriate response actions. This program emphasizes the importance of understanding consent, reporting procedures, and the resources available for those affected by sexual assault. By focusing on training and awareness, the program aims to foster a culture of respect and responsibility within the Army, ensuring that all soldiers are equipped with the knowledge and skills to prevent and address sexual misconduct effectively.

While physical fitness programs, retention programs, and professional development programs are significant aspects of military life, they do not specifically address the core mission of preventing and responding to sexual assault, which is the primary focus of this initiative.