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They recognize the shared responsibility among chapters, the Fraternity and Sorority Life Office (FSL), and the university in preventing sexual violence. Participants’ responses align with the sexual violence continuum framework, emphasizing proactive measures, prevention, and intervention. Implications for practice highlight the need for ongoing education, collaboration, and comprehensive support services. Recommendations for future research include evaluating safety measures, exploring peer-led programming, examining survivor support services, and conducting longitudinal studies. By implementing recommended practices and addressing research gaps, universities can foster a safer and more inclusive campus environment. 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