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Developments in the field in regards to different reporting options for sexual assault survivors and changing social expectations have made law enforcement agencies reconsider and refine their processes for working with victims of sexual violence. This article explores the major changes in policies and procedures.
Options for Reporting Sexual Violence: Developments over the Past Decade
See also NSVRC Newsletter article interview with Sabrina Garcia from 2001 on this topic.
End Violence Againt Women (EVAW) International offers free training and technical assistance regarding anonymous reporting. Template materials can be downloaded and adapted to fit your community.