This fact sheet from 1in6 discusses statistics for adult men who have survived sexual abuse during childhood. It also provides information about the increased risk of serious mental-health issues for these men. It is also available in Spanish.
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This two-sided “rack card” describes the issue of adult male survivors of sexual abuse during childhood, provides information about 1in6, and has a space for local programs to include their information. It is also available in Spanish.
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This brochure provides information about 1in6, an organization for men who have had unwanted sexual experiences during childhood (and partners, family, and friends of these men). The brochure also has specific sections for men and for those who care about them. It is also available in Spanish.
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Este folleto proporciona información sobre1in6, una organización para hombres que han tenido experiencias sexuales no deseadas/abusivas en la niñez (y las parejas, familias y amig@s de estos hombres). También el folleto tiene secciones específicas para los hombres y para aquellos que se preocupan por ellos. También disponible en inglés.
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A Brown Paper from the National Compadres Network (NCN) discusses moving beyond trauma-informed services toward a practice of culturally-informed healing. This approach takes into account elements of culture and experience that can help to promote healing after a traumatic experience. The report specifically focuses on Latino men and boys and the social factors that influence and detract from their healing.
Este folleto por la Asociación de Tejas Contra el Asalto Sexual (en inglés, TAASA) tiene información básica sobre derechos personales, violencia sexual, opciones después de victimización y reacciones comunes del sobreviviente después de victimización. Incluye recursos en Tejas para sobrevivientes como Advocacy Inc. y el Departamento de Envejecimiento y Servicios de Incapacidades de Tejas. En inglés.
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This statement from the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) concerns the criminal sentencing of Jerry Sandusky to 30-60 years behind bars for child sexual abuse. NSVRC supports these young men and their loved ones who endured years of pain, waiting for justice to be served. Judge Cleland reassured victims by saying, "It is for your courage, not your assault that you will be remembered." The NSVRC echoes this sentiment and applauds the victims’ strength and courage and hopes today brings them an opportunity to further their own paths to healing.
This statement was released in response to the June 22, 2012 verdict in the Sandusky Trial.
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2012
