Michigan First Lady Sue Snyder has announced creation of a campus sexual assault workgroup tasked with developing resources for campus sexual assault survivors.

Snyder has asked the state Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention and Treatment Board to create a workgroup for developing resources for campus sexual assault survivors that will be available to Michigan campuses and their community partners. 

These resources would provide campus sexual assault survivors with information about support services in Michigan.

The workgroup is charged with generating a survivor toolkit to be unveiled and distributed at the third “Inform. Empower. Prevent.” summit on Sept. 25.

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