Portraits in Human Sexuality: Nonconsensual Sexuality Part of the Series : Portraits in Human Sexuality

Rape Victim's Story (05:03)
Two years after being raped as a high school student, Mollie describes her experience to an interviewer. After the successful prosecution of her assailant, Mollie describes the emotional consequences of the rape incident.

How the Crime of Rape Differs From Other Crimes (04:20)
Mollie, a rape victim and survivor, discusses how differently rape is treated from other crimes. Mollie's attacker is convicted of six rapes and is serving a 200-year prison sentence. Mollie discusses her attacker.

Reflecting on the Experience of Having Been Raped (05:16)
Mollie discusses the residual effects of the rape and the conflicting emotions in the time after the rape. Mollie puts her suffering in perspective with other types of human suffering.

Sex and College (03:23)
A former college student accused of acquaintance rape recalls the incidents in his relationship with his accuser.

Rape: Accuser and Accused (06:11)
Accused of acquaintance rape by a college girl he already had a relationship with, a college man describes the details of the incident and the aftermath. His ultimate fate was left in the hands of one college official, who expelled him from college.

Respecting Boundaries: Advice to Young Men (02:22)
Accused of acquaintance rape in college, a former student advises young men to think carefully about their exuberant sexual activities and to understand boundaries between people.

Sexual Treatment Programs (05:45)
Redirecting Sexual Aggression in Colorado provides evaluation and treatment of children and adults with sexual behavior problems. Most of their treatment revolves around sexual abuse of children.

Length of Treatment for Sex Offenders (05:08)
The length of treatment for many sex offenders follows the length of their probation periods or sentences. The main course of treatment generally takes from 3-4 years to complete and costs $50 per session.