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An Online Resource Library on Domestic & Sexual Violence
Over the past several years, there has been much talk about leadership among Latin@s in the sexual violence prevention movement. In a critical conversation conducted at the 2011 National Sexual Assault Conference in Baltimore, participants were asked to describe characteristics of a Latin@ leader. This article captures that conversation.
This document is intended for Women of Color who are considering or have decided to start a Women of Color Caucus and offers suggestions on starting and refocusing a Women of Color Caucus, as well as lessons learned from existing Women of Color Caucuses.
This resource includes initiatives to faith-based communities and leaders in their efforts to increase community capacity to address sexual violence.
This resource provides information on creating spaces for healing within spiritual communities. Leaders can use this contact to inform, respond to, and prevent violence.
To address violence against women, the report advocates such policy changes as the establishment of required national standards for child sexual abuse prevention for youth-serving organizations, increasing resources for female service members who experience military sexual trauma and reauthorization of the Violence Against Women Act, including protections for immigrant, LGBT and Native American women.
