In this edition of ReShape, the fifth in a series highlighting sections of the RSP Coalition Toolkit, we look at resources devoted to understanding and delivering technical assistance, sometimes referred to as TA, to help coalitions support the development of responsive survivor services and... more
In this edition of ReShape, the fourth in a series highlighting sections of the RSP Coalition Toolkit, we look at coalition membership structures and governance to help state and territorial sexual assault coalitions shape our cultural responses to sexual violence.
In this edition of ReShape, the fourth in a series on the coaliton toolkit, we highlight publications related to funding and financial management.
How do I know I’m doing enough? As people who care about survivors of violence, while sometimes also being survivors ourselves, this is a tricky question. Sometimes, underneath this question is the fear that, not only are we not doing enough, we ourselves are also not enough.
In this edition of ReShape, the second in a series highlighting sections of the RSP Coalition Toolkit, we look at systems advocacy, public policy, and communications resources to help state and territorial sexual assault coalitions shape our cultural responses to sexual violence.
This edition of ReShape is the first in a series highlighting resources from the Coalition Toolkit -- a collection of publications, links, and tools to strengthen sexual assault coalition work.
Unfortunately, for too many women and gender non-conforming people, workplace injustice often includes sexual violence. This violence ranges from verbal harassment to rape. To change this, many in this #MeToo moment are looking to worker-led campaigns for inspiration. In this edition of ReShape,... more
Supervision is powerful. Not only is it key to retaining employees, effective supervision also mitigates vicarious trauma and helps organizations expand their capacity to create change in their communities. In this edition of ReShape, we look at a range of supervision tools, including several... more
The movement to end sexual violence has always been for and about survivors. As Tarana Burke reminds us, it is easy to get caught up in the high drama of accountability for people who commit sexual violence. But the real power of the #MeToo movement is in helping survivors find each other.
As people supporting survivors of sexual assault, it is our job to understand the myriad ways survivors interact with the criminal legal system, prison, jails, and immigration detention. Sexual violence is intimately connected with how people end up in custody. In this edition of ReShape, we... more