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When something traumatic happens, asking for help can feel overwhelming. Many survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking, human trafficking, or other forms of violence hesitate to seek support—not because they don’t
Learning that someone you care about has experienced sexual assault can be heartbreaking and leave you feeling unsure of how to support them. Many friends, family members, and loved ones want to
Learn which UW–Madison sexual assault resources are confidential, which university employees may need to report information, and how to speak with an advocate privately.
Experiencing sexual assault can leave survivors facing difficult decisions about medical care, reporting, and next steps. In Wisconsin, survivors have important legal rights designed to promote safety, dignity, and access to support.
Experiencing sexual assault can have lasting effects on a survivor’s emotional, physical, and mental well-being. While every person’s journey is unique, many survivors experience trauma after sexual assault that can affect daily
A Guide to Understanding Your Medical Options After Sexual Assault If you or someone you care about is experiencing a medical emergency, please call 911 or report to the nearest emergency room.
Let’s talk about consent…What does it look like? Nonconsensual sexual contact is never okay. Also, just because you didn’t say no, doesn’t mean you gave consent. Most survivors can’t say the word
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