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How We Respond to Sexual Violence Matters
How We Respond to Sexual Violence Matters
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A quick primer on sexual violence and how to support survivors of sexual assault. More >
How We Respond to Sexual Violence Matters

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Caring for Yourself as a Professional
Caring for Yourself as a Professional
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Simple grounding exercises and mindfulness tips to care for ourselves during and after work. More >
Caring for Yourself as a Professional

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Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse
Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse
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Being a mandated reporter means you are required by law to report suspected child abuse. This booklet explains who mandated reporters are, signs of child abuse, and how to make a mandated report. More >
Mandated Reporting of Child Abuse

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Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse
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As time passes, children who are sexually abused grow up and become adult survivors. This resource hopes to shed light on the lasting effects of CSA into adulthood and provide ways to support survivors as they navigate life as adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse (ASCSA). More >
Adult Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse

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Trauma and Lactation
Trauma and Lactation
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For those who are living with the effects of adverse or traumatic experiences, decisions around infant feeding or chest feeding may introduce new challenges and vulnerabilities. To work effectively with parents or caregivers who have experienced any type of trauma, it is important to understand trauma and trauma reactions as well as engagement strategies for opportunities for support. More >
Trauma and Lactation

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Make our Voices Heard: Empowerment for Voters
Make our Voices Heard: Empowerment for Voters
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As agents of social change, we can empower ourselves and the people we serve through voting. Learn about voter engagement rules for 501c3 nonprofits, how to vote, and why it is important. More >
Make our Voices Heard: Empowerment for Voters

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Trauma and Parenting
Trauma and Parenting
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In order to work effectively with parents or caregivers who have experienced any type of trauma, it is important to understand trauma and trauma reactions as well as engagement strategies and opportunities for support. More >
Trauma and Parenting

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Telecounseling Checklist
Telecounseling Checklist
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A checklist for providers utilizing telecounseling for survivors of sexual harassment, abuse, and assault. More >
Telecounseling Checklist

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Telecounseling with Children and Teens
Telecounseling with Children and Teens
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Research has shown telecounseling to be an effective mode of service delivery for children and teens across racial and ethnic identities who are experiencing a variety of mental health issues. This technical assistance bulletin provides and overview of the benefits and challenges when using telecounseling with children and teenagers. More >
Telecounseling with Children and Teens

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Telecounseling for Survivors
Telecounseling for Survivors
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Telecounseling is a tool that can help improve access and continuity of care for survivors. This technical assistance bulletin provides and overview of the benefits and challenges when using telecounseling with survivors or sexual harassment, abuse, and assault. More >
Telecounseling for Survivors

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Juvenile Residential Facilities and Sexual Violence
Juvenile Residential Facilities and Sexual Violence
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In recent years, lawsuits have been filed in multiple states against juvenile detention facilities/centers over allegations of sexual abuse, assault, and harassment against juveniles while in the centers’ care. As the PREA responders and victim service providers, rape crisis centers can work with juvenile residential centers in the awareness and prevention of sexual misconduct. More >
Juvenile Residential Facilities and Sexual Violence

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Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Human Trafficking, and LGBTQ Communities
Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Human Trafficking, and LGBTQ Communities
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Interpersonal violence including domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking is rooted in oppressive beliefs and systems. While anyone can experience these forms of violence, it’s important to recognize that people with marginalized identities, like people from LGBTQ communities, are targeted for harm at much higher rates. More >
Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Human Trafficking, and LGBTQ Communities

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