Exercise: Talking to your child
This exercise focuses
on increasing a parent’s comfort and knowledge when talking to their child about sex. In Spanish.
Recurso para madres, padres y personas que brindan cuidados
Esta herramienta sugiere cómo madres y
Resource for parents
This tool explores how
Recurso para integrantes de la comunidad
Esta herramienta se centra
en como todas las personas adultas de una comunidad pueden apoyar los esfuerzos por prevenir el abuso sexual infantil y promover ambientes más saludables para niñas, niños y adolescentes.
Resource for community members
This tool focuses on how all
Visión general del desarrollo sexual saludable en la niñez
Esta herramienta brinda
Media Packet: Talking with survivors
Sexual violence is a complex topic, and journalists
reporting on it should be aware that the process can be different from reporting on other crime-related stories. Some survivors may want to talk with the media, while others may not.
NSVRC Prevention Assessment: Year 3 Report and Synthesis National Strengths and Needs
This is the final report from the NSVRC’s three-year National Prevention Strengths and Needs Assessment Project, and provides a summary of the work completed during the third year of the assessment as well as a synthesis of major themes across the three-year project. The major activities of the Year 3 assessment were the completion of a national survey comparison of findings to the Year 1 survey. You can find the 2 previous reports here:
Let's Talk about It Sample Letter to the Editor
This sample letter to the editor was created for use and adaptation for OVW Rural Grantees in order to support the Let's Talk About It Rural Pubic Service Announcement Campaign.
Publish Date
2012
Sexual Violence and Health
Negative health outcomes of sexual assault afflict all sexes, stemming from both childhood and adult sexual traumas. This research brief can help stakeholders, including sexual assault advocates and health care providers, understand the ways that sexual victimization can trigger or exacerbate physical and mental health conditions.
Publish Date
October 2012