#WeSpeakPrinceton: Jameil Brown '16

#WeSpeakPrinceton: Blake Dietrick '15 .

Members of the Princeton community explain why it's important for every undergraduate and graduate student to take the "We Speak: Attitudes on Sexual Misconduct at Princeton" survey. Those who have not participated yet are encouraged to look for a link to the survey in the reminder email from Sunday, March 29, and complete it before the deadline on Tuesday, April 7.

We Speak: Camila Novo-Viano '18 .

Junior Camila Novo-Viano explains why all students should take the We Speak survey to share their attitudes on sexual misconduct at Princeton. Students can take the survey in Tiger Hub.

We Speak: Jessica Quinter '18 .

Junior Jessica Quinter tells students why it's important to take the We Speak survey of attitudes on sexual misconduct at Princeton for the first, second or third time. Students can access the survey via Tiger Hub.

We Speak: Peyton Lawrenz '19 .

Sophomore Peyton Lawrenz invites all students to help Princeton complete the We Speak data set by taking this year's survey of attitudes on sexual misconduct at Princeton. Students can find the survey in Tiger Hub.

#WeSpeakPrinceton: Helen Lin '18 .

Sophomore Helen Lin made time for the We Speak survey of attitudes on sexual assault at Princeton.

University to administer third 'We Speak' sexual misconduct awareness survey .

Completing a three-year effort, Princeton University will again survey undergraduate and graduate students about their knowledge and experiences of inappropriate sexual behavior and about their awareness of University policies, procedures and resources.

Princeton students report growing awareness of resources, other data related to sexual misconduct .

Princeton students reported an increased awareness of campus resources and information related to sexual misconduct, as well as a lower overall prevalence of inappropriate sexual behaviors during the 2015-16 academic year, according to results from the University's latest We Speak survey.