This survey examines the access and inconsistent application of emergency contraceptives within the Indian Health Service system. This study looked at two major issues: the availability of Plan B as an OTC drug and the availability of Plan B during the delivery of sexual assault services. Publish Date 2008
This report examines violent crimes committed against Hispanic victims including rape, sexual assault, robbery, and aggravated and simple assault. Hispanic Victims of Violent Crime, 1993-2001 Publish Date 2002
The primary goal of this support group manual is to help advocates and providers better meet the safety needs of battered women and survivors of sexual assault who are impacted by their own or another’s substance use, misuse or addiction. Getting Safe and Sober is a practical tool kit for use with women who have...
This resource provides information on Public Law 280, a substantial transfer of jurisdiction from the federal government to the states in Indian Country and its impact on victims of crime. Public Law 280: Issues and Concerns for Victims of Crime in Indian Country Publish Date 2004
NSVRC’s debut newsletter! Featured inside: American Indians’ Inspiring Approach, Coalition Spotlight, NSVRC Library… and more. Publish Date Spring/Summer 2001
The third volume for this NSVRC publication! Featured inside: Working with Men to Prevent Sexual Assault, Women of Color – SCESA, SAAM Campaign, VAWNet… and more. Publish Date Spring/Summer 2002
The sixth volume for this NSVRC publication! Featured inside: Kobe Bryant and Our Cultural Attitudes About Rape, Crime Victims Remain Oppressively Burdened, “A Day to End Sexual Violence” . . . and more Publish Date Fall/Winter 2003
Tools for Bystander Action, Don’t Call it “Rape”, Tory Bowen Story, Focus on Workplace, Collaboration with Poynter Institute, and more… Publish Date Fall/Winter 2008
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