How advocacy programs view and define sexual violence shapes their identity and impacts the concrete ways they offer services and speak to the community. This resource explores how by widening our view of sexual violence, we can open our doors to a wider diversity of survivors.
Tips for Advocacy Programs
You can use this resource, in conjunction with Comprehensive Services for Survivors of Sexual Violence and Throw Away the Menu: Broadening Advocacy, as you assess your current services and explore new services to best meet the needs of survivors of sexual violence.
Tips for Coalitions
You can use this resource, in conjunction with Comprehensive Services for Survivors of Sexual Violence and Throw Away the Menu: Broadening Advocacy, as you work with programs in your state or territory to assess current services and explore new services to best meet the needs of survivors of sexual violence.
Tips for Administrators
You can use this resource, in conjunction with Comprehensive Services for Survivors of Sexual Violence and Throw Away the Menu: Broadening Advocacy, as you assess the current services and explore new services to fund that best meet the needs of survivors of sexual violence in your state or territory.