Hollaback! has put together these Social Media Safety Guides to give you the information you need to keep yourself and your loved ones safe.  Twitter Safety Guide Facebook Safety Guide YouTube Safety Guide Instagram Safety Guide Tumblr Safety Guide  

NSVRC’s online learning campus hosts dozens of free online courses anyone can take. Check out these course lists to get you started in your area of interest.

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,...

When we can see thousands of photos expressing the same passion for change, the world instantly feels brighter.

The Tribal Resource Tool is working to connect AI/AN victims of abuse with services they need.

The Campaign Toolkit and Social Media Guide for the 2019 Sexual Assault Awareness Month Campaign, I Ask. For best graphic quality, download the PDF and then print it out. Publish Date December 2018

I Ask for Digital Consent Palm Card and Handout discuss the importance of consent in online interactions. For best graphic quality, download the PDF and then print it out. Publish Date December 2018

Whether you want to learn about evaluation or sexual assault response teams, these resources will help get you started!

Technology and Sexual Assault Cases Developments in technology continue to affect the way offenders target victims, victims report sexual assault, crimes are investigated, possible types of evidence are collected, communities respond to sexual assault, and ongoing collateral harassment of or retaliation against victims occur. This section of the SART Toolkit provides information on some concerns...

Technology and Sexual Assault Cases Developments in technology continue to affect the way offenders target victims, victims report sexual assault, crimes are investigated, possible types of evidence are collected, communities respond to sexual assault, and ongoing collateral harassment of or retaliation against victims occur. This section of the SART Toolkit provides information on some concerns...