The first months of college before students return home for Thanksgiving break are meant to be an inspiring, formative experience for young people around the country. However, amongst all of the excitement, are also more sexual assaults happening around campus. This period, known as “The Red Zone,” is when 50% of all college sexual assaults…
Sexual assault advocates are professionally and specially trained individuals who respond to and support survivors of sexual assault. They provide unparalleled support to survivors in the immediate and long-term aftermath of sexual assault. Sexual assault advocates work in many different settings, such as the hospital, college campuses, on the site of a sexual assault, rape…
On August 1st 2024, the Biden Administration’s Title IX guidelines were set to go into effect. What are those new guidelines, and how do they impact student survivors? Learn about the basics of Title IX, how new Title IX rules impact students, and how to advocate for strong protections for survivors at your school! A…
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