Action begins with you

Want to take action to disrupt sexual violence in your community? Here are some tools to get you started, from evidence-based research to facilitation guides and exercises. Want to help us expand our toolkit and information? Submit resources here.

My Story, My Terms: A Workbook for Survivors

In this #MeToo era, survivors around the world have come forward to share their experiences of sexual harassment, abuse, and/or assault as means to heal, […]

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Moving from Bystander to Advocate

This toolkit is a guide on how to interrupt sexual assault as a bystander and is designed for anyone who has directly or indirectly witnessed sexual assault and are supporting someone who confided in them about their sexual assault. It is a collection of best practices used to confront sexual assault as a bystander, how to support a victim of sexual assault who confides in you, how to support a victim when it’s a child, and ways you can advocate to end sexual violence in your city and/or state.

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Let Her Learn: A Toolkit around school based sexual harrasment

Sexual harassment shouldn’t be the end of anyone’s education. Everyone deserves to learn and be treated with respect at school. But sometimes schools ignore or even punish girls when they report sexual harassment, including sexual violence. This tells girls that school isn’t a safe place for them. That’s discrimination, and it’s against the law. This toolkit, written for students who have experienced sexual harassment in school, will help you find out if your school treats girls unfairly when they have been sexually harassed. Use this guide to learn what your rights are, how to change your school’s policies, and where to find help for sexual harassment.

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