If you or a friend have experienced sexual assault or harassment, it’s important to know that there isn’t one “right” way to proceed. Here are some of the resources that are available to survivors.
Is your partner’s behavior normal or a big red flag that they might be controlling or abusive? Take our quiz to see if you’re in a healthy relationship.
Here’s what can you do to foster a more positive and respectful campus culture.
Try these self-care strategies after experiencing sexual assault or harassment.
Do women still earn less money than men? Find out the facts and learn about some amazing women in celebration of International Women’s Day.
The Title IX office is an important resource at your school that you should be familiar with. Here’s why.
Learn the risks, etiquette, and damage-limitation strategies of sexting.
Learn what you can do if you see someone experiencing unwanted pressure or harassment. Here are key strategies for bystander intervention.
A health educator offers advice on what to do if you’re feeling pressure to be sexually active.
These cartoon strips put consent in our everyday lives into perspective.
Understanding the connection between alcohol and sexual assault can help us foster stronger, more respectful communities.
Certain sexual assault survivors may experience marginalization based on their race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, class, sexual orientation, or gender. Keep these strategies in mind as you support your friend through this difficult time.
