NPR NEWS EXAMINES FAILURE OF COLLEGES TO PROTECT WOMEN FROM SEXUAL ASSAULT

NPR’S JOSEPH SHAPIRO REPORTS THAT STUDENTS GUILTY OF ASSAULT ARE RARELY EXPELLED,

VICTIMS RECEIVE LITTLE HELP FROM COLLEGES OR GOVERNMENT

MULTIPART SERIES, IN COLLABORATION WITH CENTER FOR PUBLIC INTEGRITY,

BEGINS FEBRUARY 24, CONTINUES NEXT WEEK

SANE programs are invited to apply to be a pilot site in the national SANE Toolkit Evaluation. Read more about this training and technical assistance opportunity.

Join the dialogue about taking action to end sexual violence through NSVRC’s new blog.  Guest blogger, Joan Tabachnick, author of the NSVRC publication, Engaging Bystanders in Sexual Violence Prev

For Immediate Release:
November 5, 2009

Franken, Grassley, Feinstein, Hatch Introduce Justice For Survivors Of Sexual Assault Act
Justice for Survivors of Sexual Assault Act Will Reduce Rape Kit Backlog

Your help is needed!  Join the U.S. national call to action to support sexual assault survivors and sexual assault programs impacted by the recent tsunami in the Pacific Territories.  President Obama has declared the U.S.

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On September 5, 2009 Gail Burns-Smith passed away unexpectedly at her home. She was a founding board member of the National Sexual Violence Resource Center and a tireless advocate for sexual assault survivors and those working to end sexual violence. For more information about her life and accomplishments click