Current RFPs:
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Data Management System
Respect Together must collect training and technical assistance data to provide to our funders, analyze this data to track trends and as a mark for how well we are meeting our constitutes’ needs. We also use this software to host discussions and resource sharing with our constitutes. At this time, we are looking to work with a database company to help us maintain our training and technical assistance for at least three years, starting June 16, 2026. -
Lobbying Services
PCAR is seeking to partner with an organization, individual, or team to advance PCAR’s budget advocacy with the Pennsylvania General Assembly and the Governor’s Administration by strengthening bi-partisan relationships with legislators, state agencies, and key stakeholders. Working closely with PCAR’s Public Policy Director, the consultant will monitor, analyze, and influence legislation and budget decisions impacting survivors, communities, and allied organizations, while providing strategic guidance on legislative and regulatory opportunities and challenges. -
Special Education Training
PCAR is seeking to partner with a special education organization, individual or team to provide training on best practices for supporting students with disabilities as guest presenters. Many of our partner rape crisis centers utilize different curricula with students in K-12 schools and many have started to use the Sexuality Education for People with Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) by Elevtaus Training. -
ASL Interpreter
We are seeking a team of ASL interpreters that are versed in our mission to end sexual violence. We seek interpreter services that are trauma-informed and approach the work from a language justice perspective. Preferred interpreters would have experience translating topics dealing with various aspects of the prevention and/or intervention of sexual assault, as well as experience interpreting at virtual conferences.
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Spoken Language Interpreter
We are seeking a team of spoken language interpreters that are versed in our mission to end sexual violence. We seek interpreter services that are trauma-informed and approach the work from a language justice perspective. Spanish language interpretation skills required, and additional languages may be requested. Preferred interpreters would have experience translating topics dealing with various aspects of the prevention and/or intervention of sexual assault, as well as experience interpreting in virtual spaces.