- Sep 10, 2018
- Kyra Laughlin
By learning more about the connection between sexual assault and suicide, we can learn to identify warning signs in ourselves and loved ones.
- Ago 30, 2018
- Megan Thomas
Harrisburg, PA – The National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) and the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers (ATSA) are pleased to honor Joann Schladale with the 2018 Gail-Burns Smith Award. Schladale, a licensed marriage and family therapist who specializes in sexual health, trauma, violence prevention and sexual behavior problems, will receive the award during the 2018 National Sexual Assault Conference held in Anaheim, CA on August 29-31.
- Ago 21, 2018
- Susan Sullivan
Get inspired for Sexual Assault Awareness Month by checking out captivating campus events from last year.
- Ago 21, 2018
- Susan Sullivan
Hear from Sexual Assault Awareness Month event organizers about what goes into planning an effective SAAM event.
- Ago 20, 2018
- Susan Sullivan
The #MeToo movement has confirmed what those of us doing anti-sexual violence work have known for years — that sexual violence is prevalent, it can happen to anyone, and the impact on survivors is long-lasting. For the general public, however, this information has been a wake-up call that has left many wondering what can be done to prevent another #MeToo story.
- Ago 13, 2018
- Kyra Laughlin
You can say, “I want you to have fun in college, but I also want you to be safe and respect others."
- Ago 02, 2018
- Taylor Teichman
Learn how to put research into action for a state approach to K-12 sexual violence prevention policy
- Ago 02, 2018
- Megan Thomas
RALIANCE will be funding innovative projects in varying amounts based upon need, up to $50,000. Intent to Submit forms (LOIs) are due August 24, 2018.
- Jul 31, 2018
- Yaasmeen Piper
Through her years working as a foster mother, Carol Andersen encountered numerous women from marginalized communities. There were domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking survivors, including mothers fighting not only to get their kids back but to get their lives back as well.
“These families were really torn apart by violence,” Andersen said. “As I learned about their challenges it led me to fund solutions that could help them rebuild their lives, reconnect with their children, and kind of put their family back together.”
- Jul 26, 2018
- Yaasmeen Piper
Often the faces that were sworn to “protect and serve” their communities are unknown to the individuals within that community. As a result, cities and towns across the nation participate in National Night Out.
The relationship between law enforcement and their communities are as diverse as the people who live there. If you know your community would not benefit from this event, feel free to click away and check out our other blogs posts and resources.