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How We Respond to Sexual Violence Matters
How We Respond to Sexual Violence Matters
- Best Practices
- Advocacy
- Public Awareness
- Brochures/Booklets/Resource lists
A quick primer on sexual violence and how to support survivors of sexual assault. More >
How We Respond to Sexual Violence Matters

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Telecounseling for Survivors
Telecounseling for Survivors
- Best Practices
- Counseling/Therapy
- Technical assistance bulletins
Telecounseling is a tool that can help improve access and continuity of care for survivors. This technical assistance bulletin provides and overview of the benefits and challenges when using telecounseling with survivors or sexual harassment, abuse, and assault. More >
Telecounseling for Survivors

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Telecounseling with Children and Teens
Telecounseling with Children and Teens
- Best Practices
- Counseling/Therapy
- Victim population
- Children
- Technical assistance bulletins
Research has shown telecounseling to be an effective mode of service delivery for children and teens across racial and ethnic identities who are experiencing a variety of mental health issues. This technical assistance bulletin provides and overview of the benefits and challenges when using telecounseling with children and teenagers. More >
Telecounseling with Children and Teens

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Telecounseling Checklist
Telecounseling Checklist
- Best Practices
- Counseling/Therapy
- Technical assistance bulletins
A checklist for providers utilizing telecounseling for survivors of sexual harassment, abuse, and assault. More >
Telecounseling Checklist

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Trauma-informed Interpreting
Trauma-informed Interpreting
- Best Practices
- Advocacy
- Legal
- Medical
- Victim population
- Latin@
- Brochures/Booklets/Resource lists
A guide on how interpreters can adopt a trauma-informed approach to prevent further harm when working with clients who may have experienced trauma. More >
Trauma-informed Interpreting

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Human Trafficking and Youth in Care
Human Trafficking and Youth in Care
- Prevention
- For children
- For teens
- Victim population
- Children
- Human trafficking
- Technical assistance bulletins
Children, teens, and young adults who have been involved with the child welfare system are at higher risk of human trafficking. Despite being taken into care by authorities for their protection, system-involvement often creates or exacerbates existing factors that increase a young person’s risk of being trafficked. More >
Human Trafficking and Youth in Care

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Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Human Trafficking, and LGBTQ Communities
Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Human Trafficking, and LGBTQ Communities
- Victim population
- LGBTQ
- Technical assistance bulletins
Interpersonal violence including domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking is rooted in oppressive beliefs and systems. While anyone can experience these forms of violence, it’s important to recognize that people with marginalized identities, like people from LGBTQ communities, are targeted for harm at much higher rates. More >
Domestic Violence, Sexual Violence, Human Trafficking, and LGBTQ Communities

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Engaging Learners in Active Online Training
Engaging Learners in Active Online Training
- Best Practices
- Technical assistance bulletins
By bringing together your existing facilitation skills, your creativity, and a bit of thoughtful planning, you can repurpose many of your favorite face-to-face training strategies to deliver engaging, interactive, hands-on learning in the virtual classroom. This Technical Assistance Bulletin offers some guiding principles, activity adaptations, and practical tips to help you actively engage your learners in real-time online learning. More >
Engaging Learners in Active Online Training

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Fostering Connection, Empowerment, and Safety in Online Learning
Fostering Connection, Empowerment, and Safety in Online Learning
- Best Practices
- Technical assistance bulletins
Whether training face-to-face or online, an important part of your role is making learners feel connected, empowered, and safe. However, the limitations of the virtual environment can make this more difficult to accomplish. This Technical Assistance Bulletin outlines strategies for fostering connection, empowerment, and safety in online learning. More >
Fostering Connection, Empowerment, and Safety in Online Learning

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Designing Effective Slides for Online Learning
Designing Effective Slides for Online Learning
- Best Practices
- Media
- Technical assistance bulletins
Online learning is a highly visual medium, making presentation slides an especially powerful tool for gaining learners’ interest, guiding their focus, and making training more memorable. This Technical Assistance Bulletin describes best practices for creating effective and accessible slides, with some specific considerations for online learning environments. More >
Designing Effective Slides for Online Learning

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Youth Activism: Engaging Teens in the Sexual Violence Prevention Movement
Youth Activism: Engaging Teens in the Sexual Violence Prevention Movement
- Best Practices
- Advocacy
- Communities of Faith
- Schools
- High school
- Middle school
- Prevention
- For children
- For teens
- Victim population
- Children
- Technical assistance bulletins
This Technical Assistance Bulletin explains how advocates can work with youth to empower and educate themselves and others, reaching more teens than by presenting prevention curricula alone. More >
Youth Activism: Engaging Teens in the Sexual Violence Prevention Movement

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COVID-19 Best Practices for Re-opening Rape Crisis Centers
COVID-19 Best Practices for Re-opening Rape Crisis Centers
- Best Practices
- Workplaces
- Technical assistance bulletins
PCAR’s priority with these suggestions is the well-being of our center staffs and community members. These steps are intended to re ect the best interests and greatest safeness of survivors of sexual harassment, abuse, and assault, and of center staff. Not only do these measures help to protect ourselves, they are also the best recommendations at this time to prevent transmitting the virus to or exposing the people around us, particularly those we serve and who are in our care. More >
COVID-19 Best Practices for Re-opening Rape Crisis Centers

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