- Mar 15, 2022
- Melissa Powers
Children’s books, adult non-fiction, and film capture the essence of Women’s History Month.
- Mar 02, 2022
- JL Heinze
The following resource helps victims of online bullying, harassment, or hate speech connect with resources to document, report, and heal from cyber-related harm.
- Mar 01, 2022
- JL Heinze
The following listing of survivor communities and hubs are intended to provide online support through the use of forums, chat rooms, self-help, and general resources to survivors of sexual violence. These resources are organized by the following: peer support, military service members and veterans, male survivors, culturally specific online support, and support for partners of sexual abuse survivors. Sexual Assault Programs should review these resources to become familiar with them before offering recommendations to survivors.
- Feb 15, 2022
- Melissa Powers
We highlight three adult books and three children’s books in celebration of Black History Month.
- Feb 01, 2022
- Jennifer Benner
February Is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, and the theme for this year’s campaign is Talk About It.
- Ene 19, 2022
- Melissa Powers
Check out these tips and tools to help navigate our library collections.
- Ene 14, 2022
- JL Heinze
This list of resources was compiled to help connect people with tools, resources, and materials for learning Black History on their own.
- Ene 10, 2022
- JL Heinze
As we’ve learned from our research on sexual violence in disasters, crises further magnify pre-existing social inequalities and violence. Stalking is no exception. The crime of stalking is highly misunderstood, often misportrayed in the media, but extremely pervasive and harmful.
- Ene 04, 2022
- Megan Thomas
As we learn more about COVID-19, we're also learning how it impacts our work to support survivors and create safer communities.
- Ene 03, 2022
- Sally Laskey
The first movie I saw in a movie theater was Star Wars. I was five and couldn’t hold the seat down. My favorite book series as a pre-teen was Madeleine L'Engle’s Time Quintet. I took extra science classes in high school and I might have been the only person in my Science, Technology, and Ethics class in college that actually enjoyed the required readings. I dressed up as Trinity from The Matrix more than once.