By Ting-Chia Kan
Native students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are dedicated to addressing the prevalence of sexual violence against indigenous women campus.
Native women had been much more likely to face sexual violence while they were studying in UW-Madison. According to the UW American Association of Universities Sexual Misconduct and Sexual Assault Climate Survey conducted in 2015, 46.2 percent of female native undergraduates experienced sexual violence on campus, and the number was much higher than the average — 27.6 percent.