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Lecciones sobre cómo prestar servicios a los sobrevivientes masculinos a través de SASP: Alcance y voluntad de cambio
Men in a support group

In this blog, we interview a Minnesota sexual assault program about their services for male survivors.

Lecciones sobre cómo prestar servicios a los sobrevivientes masculinos a través de SASP: Colaboraciones y cómo poner fin al estigma
Group of men talking and laughing

In this blog, we speak with a sexual assault program in New Jersey about how they serve male survivors.

Lecciones sobre cómo prestar servicios a los sobrevivientes masculinos a través de SASP: Compromiso con el trabajo en curso
Two men working at a laptop

We interviewed two sexual assault programs to learn more about how they serve male survivors.

Así es como puedes usar nuestros recursos “Cómo trabajar con sobrevivientes masculinos” para el aprendizaje en grupo
Group of coworkers gathered around a table working on papers and laptops

Check out this sample curriculum using our tools on supporting advocates who work with male survivors.

Part 2: How we got there, and how we might go further together

Guest blog post from Aggie Rieger, PhD. Student, University of Illinois 

Part 1: What we shared, and what it could mean for prevention practice

Guest blog post from Aggie Rieger, PhD. Student, University of Illinois 

Rape Prevention and Education at the Society for Community Research and Action – and beyond
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In this guest blog series, Aggie Rieger, a PhD student from University of Illinois,  shares a summary and inspiration from the “Community engagement in Rape Prevention and Education Program practice and evaluation” Symposium at the 2023 Society for Community Research and Action’s (SCRA) biennial conference.

 

Principal and Founder JAC Patrissi to be honored with national award
Photo of JAC Patrissi congratulations 2023 Gail Burns-Smith Award Winner

HARRISBURG, PA – The National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) and the Association for the Treatment and Prevention of Sexual Abuse (ATSA) are pleased to honor JAC Patrissi with the 2023 Gail-Burns Smith Award. Patrissi, who is the Principal and Founder of Growing a New Heart and Co-Founder of A Call For Change, will receive the award during the 2023 National Sexual Assault Conference®. 

Respect Together Unites National Efforts to End Sexual Abuse, Assault, and Harassment
Respect Together - United to end sexual abuse, assault, and harassment - logo and tagline

Today Respect Together, a new brand uniting nationwide efforts to end sexual abuse, assault, and harassment, was announced. Respect Together unites under one name the continuing operation of its two major divisions – the re-named Pennsylvania Coalition to Advance Respect (PCAR), focusing on advocacy in Pennsylvania, and the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC), which provides resources and prevention strategies at the national level. 

Why we need to take sexual assault towards disabled men seriously
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Last October, Aubrey Taylor and his friend were at a New York deli grabbing something to eat, when a woman came over and began to grope him.