Did you know? The National Sexual Violence Resource Center and the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape have developed dozens of online learning tools, and they are all available to you for free!
With so much content, we have created lists of courses for you to use if you want to learn something new or brush up on old skills. These lists in no way encompass all of the great materials our campus has to offer, so sign up and take whatever looks interesting to you.
Here is a video on how to get started:
Below are some topics to get you started:
Advocacy Basics
These foundational courses are a great place to start or refresh.
- The Brain, Body, and Trauma
- Listen Up! Active Listening as Advocacy
- Confidentiality: Sexual Assault Counselor Training
- Ethical practice: Sexual Assault Counselor Training
- History & Philosophy: Sexual Assault Counselor Training
- Skills of Advocacy
Evaluation
This syllabus will take you from zero to evaluation hero and even poses the question: “Does pineapple belong on pizza?”
- Evaluation 101: What is evaluation? Why do it? How can it help?
- Evaluating Sexual Violence Prevention Programs: Steps and Strategies for Preventionists
- Mapping Evaluation
- Data Analysis
- Human Spectrogram
Prevention 101
The basics of prevention are covered in this syllabus. With no courses over 15 minutes, you can insert a little learning into every day.
Advanced Prevention
Looking to dig deeper into prevention? Check out these courses.
- Risk and Protective Factors Interactive Infographic
- Sexual Violence in Disasters (3 Part Series)
- New resources coming soon!
For People Who Work with or Care for Children
These courses are great for teachers, families, and parents. As a bonus, Safe Secure Kids can be a fun family activity.
- One Caring Adult
- Bringing Hope: Responding to Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse
- From Approach to Practice: Improving Outcomes for Children After Sexual Abuse
- Safe Secure Kids
Self-Care
And don’t forget to take care of yourself. These two courses offer information about vicarious trauma and some fun skills to take care of yourself.
If you have questions about the campus, please let us know at campusadmin@nsvrc.org.