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This manual offers tools to equip new advocates with core knowledge and skills for supporting…

How do I know I’m doing enough? As people who care about survivors of violence,…

The movement to end sexual violence has always been for and about survivors. As Tarana…

Sexual violence is intimately connected with how people end up incarcerated. Want to understand more…

Los valores de justicia transformadora nos llaman a profundizar las maneras en las que honramos…

As temperatures drop and we spend more time in reflection and solitude, we may become…

Over 25 million U.S. residents–almost 9%–identify as someone who speaks English as a foreign language.…

The Resource Sharing Project collected detailed organizational information from sexual assault state and territory coalitions.…

The Resource Sharing Project collected detailed organizational information from sexual assault state and territory coalitions.…

National Organization of Sisters of Color Ending Sexual Assault (SCESA) This was previously published in…

Como coaliciones, ¿podemos cabildear? ¿Deberí­amos hacerlo? Todo parece muy confuso y a muchas coaliciones se…

As coalitions, may we lobby? Should we? It all seems so unclear, and many coalitions…

by Kelley Amburgey-Richardson, PREA Program Coordinator, Washington Coalition of Sexual Assault Programs In 2012, shortly…

We have provided a round-up of coalition samples of media statements and press releases.

The anti-rape movement of the 1970’s did not materialize from thin air. Like all significant…

In this edition, we’re providing you with a selection of articles and resources specific to…