Which program oversees the Sexual Assault Advocate certification process?

The DoD Sexual Assault Advocate Certification Program is the correct answer because it is specifically established to set the standards and procedures for the training and certification of sexual assault advocates across all branches of the U.S. military. This program ensures that advocates have the necessary skills and knowledge to provide effective support to victims of sexual assault. It includes comprehensive training that covers trauma-informed care, legal rights, and community resources, thereby equipping advocates to assist victims effectively.

The other programs mentioned, while related to sexual assault prevention and response, do not have the responsibility for overseeing the certification of advocates. The Navy SAPR Program focuses on the implementation of sexual assault prevention and response practices within the Navy specifically, but it does not govern the certification process for advocates. The Army Sexual Assault Prevention Program, similarly, pertains to the Army's approach to handling sexual assault cases but does not include oversight of the certification of advocates across all military branches. The broader Department of Defense Sexual Assault Response Program provides a general framework for response efforts but delegates the certification process to the DoD Sexual Assault Advocate Certification Program.