Resources for Survivors, Advocates, & Allies
Web Resources
Local Sexual Assault Service Providers
National Alliance to End Sexual Violence
National Domestic Workers Alliance
Resources for LGBTQ2S and non-binary survivors of violence
Domestic Violence in Communities of Color – WOCN, Inc.
National Network to End Domestic Violence
National Resource Centers on Domestic Violence
National Organization for Victim Assistance
National Human Trafficking Hotline
Ending Sexual Violence: An Intersectional Approach
Immigrants and Refugee Resources for Survivors
Sexual Abuse of People With Disabilities
Economic Security for Survivors Project
VAW Net: Resources for Trans of Nonbinary Survivors
Getting Help for Someone Who Has Been Sexually Assaulted
Reporting Sexual Assault: Why Survivors Often Don’t
End Violence Against Women International
The Intersection Between Racial Equity and Preventing Relationship & Sexual Violence
Connecticut Alliance to End Sexual Violence: Women of Color and Sexual Assault
Global Network of Women’s Shelters
Sexual Assault Survivor’s Guide
NYC Alliance Against Sexual Assault
CDC – Intimate Partner Violence
Sexual Abuse - Disability Justice
Pittsburgh Action Against Rape
Resources for Men – Sexual Assault
FORGE: Transgender-specific Resources
Ending Violence Against Native Women
Butterfly Support Asian and Migrant Sex Workers
Addressing Violence Against Sex Workers
National Domestic Violence Hotline
Sexual Assault: Planned Parenthood Action Fund
Catalysts: Workplaces that Work for Women
Sexual Assault Awareness Month History
Responding to Sexual Assaults in the Study Abroad Setting
Signs of an Abusive Relationship
Title IX Frequently Asked Questions
NPR’s Article on Sexual Assault and Intellectual Disabilities
The Recovery Village: Domestic Violence Resources
Herman Law Voice for Victims, Child Sexual Abuse Resources
The Effects of Child Abuse and Childhood Trauma
Financial Help for Women in Abusive Relationships
Training
Hollaback! Free Bystander Intervention Training
SOAR to Health and Wellness Training
Reporting Resources
Reporting to Law Enforcement - RAINN
Reporting to Police: A Guide for Victims of Sexual Abuse
What Does a Victim Advocate Do?
WORKBOOKS AND TOOLKITS (BORROWED FROM BATJC With PERMISSION)
Fumbling Toward Repair (Mariame Kaba, Shira Hassan)
My Transformative Justice Workbook (Virginia Anti-Violence Project and Virginia Sexual & Domestic Violence Action Alliance)
The Creative Interventions Toolkit
Creating A Transformative Justice Informed Sexual Harassment Protocol (Dixon, Vision Change Win)
Secret Survivors: Using Theater to Break the Silence – Toolkit and Discussion Guide + Documentary (Ping Chong + Company)
Resources for Healing
Common Feelings in Survivors of Sexual Assault
How to Begin Healing if You Have Been Raped
How to Enjoy Sex Again if You’ve Experienced Sexual Assault
Coping After Sexual Assault & Suggested Coping Strategies
21 Grounding Affirmations for Survivors
Rape Recovery Center Tools for Healing Practices for Creating Body Awareness
TIME Magazine: Dating after Rape
Finding Our Voices: Healing Art Activities for Survivors
Journal Prompts for Trauma Healing
Writing Prompts to Support Ourselves in Healing from Sexual Violence
Setting Boundaries After Abuse
How to Cope with Trauma-Related Anger
Strategies for Coping With Flashbacks
Reclaiming My Truth and Healing after Rape
Support for teens
Dating Matters: Understanding Teen Dating Violence Prevention
Huddle Up! For Healthy Relationships
Serving Teen Survivors: A Manual for Advocates
resources & Services for Parents, Friends, Partners & Allies
A Guide for Friends and Family of Survivors of Sexual Assault
Care Package for Sexual Violence Survivors
Holding Abusers Accountable Is Hard. It’s Also Necessary. Here’s How to Start.
Dispelling Myths about Sexual Assault
The Impact of Shame on a Survivor’s Life
How the ‘Just World’ Hypothesis Worsens the Trauma of Sexual Assault Survivors
The Psychology of Victim-Blaming
How to Listen When Someone Discloses Sexual Harassment or Assault
Why Sexual Assault Survivors Forget Details
Why Rape and Trauma Survivors Have Fragmented and Incomplete Memories
9 Ways to Be Accountable When You’ve Been Abusive
SART Toolkit: Put the Focus on Victims
I Ask How To Teach Consent Early
Parent Tip Sheet: How Do I Help My Child?
Healthy Communications with Kids
Guides to Building Safer Spaces
Everyday Feminism – Building Supportive Communities
Touchstones for Establishing Trust
Supporting Survivors of Sexual Assault With Disabilities
Books
Bryant-Davis, T. (2011). Surviving Sexual Violence: A Guide to Recovery and Empowerment.
Buchwald, E., Fletcher, P., & Roth, M. (1993). Transforming a Rape Culture. Minneapolis, MN: Milkweed Editions.
Harris, J. C., & Linder C. (2017). Intersections of Identity and Sexual Violence on Campus: Centering Minoritized Students’ Voices.
Infographics
Rape Culture and White Supremacy
What Does Rape Culture Actually Mean?
Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect
Self-Defense Resources
Warrior Poet Society: Self-Defense Tips
Knockout NY Self Defense Rings
Transformative and Restorative Justice Resources
Restorative Justice Responses to Sexual Assault
Transformative Justice Handbook
Restorative Choices for Victims of Sexual Violence
Bay Area Transformative Justice Collective
LitErary Resources
Persephone’s Daughters Journal for Survivors
*Please let us know if you have a resource you would like us to add. This list is ongoing and will be continually updated.