Mental Health
Sexual Assault Awareness Month
Sexual Assault Awareness Month is observed in April in the United States, and is dedicated to making a concerted effort to raise awareness about and prevent sexual violence.
The first observation of Sexual Assault Awareness Month occurred in 2001, where the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) provided resources to advocates nationwide to help get the word out about sexual assault. You can contact your state, territory, or tribal sexual assault coalition for information, activities, and event coordination by clicking on this.
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all organizations alphabetically listed | sexual violence specific | children / youth | college / university | deaf and hearing-impaired advocacy | drug and alcohol | elders | faith-based | federal government | health | institution / professional abuse | law enforcement | legal | lgbt | male victims / survivors | men’s groups | multicultural | native american | offenders / perpetrators | pornography / prostitution / trafficking | public policy | research and statistics | stalking | survivors’ support | web-based resources | other
Reference: All information herein was obtained by: NationalViolenceResourceCenter
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