NSVRC Blogs

Three Lessons Businesses Can Learn from Uber’s Collecting and Reporting Sexual Assault Data

December 6, 2019 sudharsan.ganesan

A repost of a blog from our partners at the Urban Institute, Dr. Janine Zweig and Emily Tiry. Originally posted here on the Urban Institute’s website. Uber’s ride-sharing platform has massive reach across the US and the world, connecting more than 1 billion rides in 2017 and even more in 2018. At the same time, sexual harassment, […]

Ask the Researcher: Sexual Abuse and Reproductive Health for Women of Color

December 3, 2019 sudharsan.ganesan

Learn more about a six-year study from Black Women’s Blueprint linking reproductive and sexual violence.

This Land Is Not Our Own

November 21, 2019 Melissa Powers

We highlight three resources focusing on Native American culture in recognition of National Native American Heritage Month.

A Reflection on the Past, A Hope for the Future

October 11, 2019 Melissa Powers

In celebration of LGBTQ History Month, this blog covers a few resources regarding the history of the LGBTQ community.

New Data – Sexual Assault Rates Doubled

October 10, 2019 Jennifer Benner

New sexual assault data shows an increase in self-reports and a decrease in reporting to police.

Activity-Based Evaluation Tools

September 26, 2019 Sally Laskey

Learn about new tools on activity-based assessments from NSVRC’s Evaluation Toolkit.

New CDC Resource Takes Prevention to the Next Level

September 9, 2019 Jennifer Grove

This new resource includes info about community-level prevention and the social determinants of health.

Know How to Recognize Sexual Harassment in Your School

August 26, 2019 sudharsan.ganesan

Part of ending sexual harassment in middle and high schools is knowing how to recognize and name it.

Voices from NSAC: Beyond the Breakthrough with dream hampton

August 23, 2019 sudharsan.ganesan

On the last day of NSAC, award-winning filmmaker dream hampton took the stage.