NSVRC Blogs

6 Reasons Why Abusers Like Larry Nassar Avoid Detection

May 2, 2019 sudharsan.ganesan

While Nassar’s case is unique in its connection to USA Gymnastics, the reasons why his crimes remained in the shadows are not.

Using Risk and Protective Factors in Prevention

April 30, 2019 Mo Lewis

These two examples show how we can use our knowledge of risk and protective factors to prevent sexual violence in the real world.

National Sexual Violence Resource Center Recognizes Leaders in Sexual Violence Prevention With 2019 Visionary Voice Awards

April 16, 2019 sudharsan.ganesan

Recipients include organizer Mariame Kaba, Colorado Senator Faith Winter, Cosby prosecutor Kristen Gibbons Feden, and Star Tribune Reporters Download PDF

Introducing the Risk and Protective Factors Infographic

April 11, 2019 Mo Lewis

Risk and protective factors are a framework of things that can increase or decrease the likelihood of sexual violence perpetration.

I ask: Thoughts from an evaluator

April 10, 2019 Sally Laskey

“One of the ways you can show me that you respect me is by asking me questions.”

Celebrate, Support, and Read During SAAM

April 4, 2019 Melissa Powers

Three books about consent to check out during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.

6 Resources to Help Parents Talk to Kids About Consent

April 3, 2019 sudharsan.ganesan

Parents play a critical role in teaching their kids about consent, respect, and boundaries.

NSVRC Launches the 18th Annual Sexual Assault Awareness Month with “I Ask” Theme to Highlight the Importance of Consent

March 28, 2019 sudharsan.ganesan

Supporters are Encouraged to Wear Teal on the Day of Action on April 2nd Harrisburg, PA – Inspired by public conversations following the #MeToo movement on how to build understanding and prevent sexual harassment, assault and abuse, the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) is proud to launch the start of Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) […]

Talking About ‘Herstory’

March 11, 2019 Melissa Powers

I have the honor and privilege to be one of the librarians at Respect Together in charge of ordering books. It’s amazing to me that someone would let me in charge of the books, but they do. I find it a thrilling challenge to purchase new, unique, and quality materials for our library. Women’s history […]

Seeing the whole survivor: Why it’s necessary to talk about identity for survivors as individuals and in groups

February 25, 2019 Laura Palumbo

It is important to recognize the different needs, experiences, and vulnerabilities of survivors in different groups.