Links

The following are links to state and national sexual violence resources. The Sexual Violence Prevention and Education Program is not responsible for the content and upkeep of the websites provided below. If there are problems with the links please email; svpep@email.arizona.edu

Arizona

• Arizona Criminal Justice Commission
  Contains information about the administration and management of criminal justice programs in Arizona. 
   
• Arizona Governor's Office - Commission to Prevent VAW
  Provides information about statewide efforts to prevent and end domestic and sexual violence.
   
• Arizona Sexual Assault Network
  A statewide network of disciplines that address sexual violence issues.
   
• Arizona Sex Offender Website
  Provides information about the location of sex offenders within Arizona.
   
• Never Again Foundation
  Provides legal assistance to victims of sexual assault, domestic violence, and elder abuse in the State of Arizona. This link is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute an endorsement from the Centers for Disease Control, the Arizona Department of Health Services or the University of Arizona.


• Voices Empowered
Provides child and family advocacy, investigation, violence prevention and education services.

National

• Air Force Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Program.
  Provides awareness and prevention training, education, victim advocacy, response, reporting and accountability.  See the Air Force SARC Contact Roster to locate a Sexual Assault Response Coordinators in your area. 
   
• An Abuse, Rape and Domestic Violence Aid and Resource Collection
  Collection of resources include; domestic violence, stalking, and sexual assault.


• Anti-Bullying Concepts (ABC)
  Provides free information for parents and educators as well as professional development for schools, organizations and communities seeking an experienced trainer on bullying prevention and intervention.  

• Break the Cycle
  Break the Cycle engages, educates and empowers youth to build lives and communities free from domestic and dating violence. Free classroom materials can be downloaded from the site. [Posted 02/04/08]
   
• Bureau of Justice Statistics
  Collection of information on crime, criminal offenders, victims of crime, and the justice system.
   
• Centers for Disease Control & Prevention-Intimate Partner Violence
  Contains fact sheets, publications, and other information about Intimate Partner Violence.


• County Health Rankings. Mobilizing Action Towards Community Health. "The Rankings are based on a model of population health that emphasizes the many factors that, if improved, can help make communities healthier."  The model includes four types of health factors: health behaviors, clinical care, social and economic, and the physical environment. See Arizona's Health Rankings.
    
• Date Safe Project
  Emphasizes communication and respect to encourage healthy relationships.
  [Posted 10/25/07]
   
• GetNet Wise
  Provides tips, tools, and other resources about internet safety. [Posted 4/15/09]
   
• Go Ask Alice - from Columbia University
  This is a health Q&A Internet resource geared towards adolescents.
   
• Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) in Your State. Provides overviews of HRSA programs and state-specific information about health centers, demographics, and other statistics.
  Please be advised that some of the data may not be consistent with state statistical reports. [Posted 4/4/11].
   
• Male Survivor
  This site has resources for men and boys who are survivors of all forms of sexual victimization and for the professionals who work with them. [Posted 10/01/07]
   
• Men Against Sexual Violence
  This is a Project of Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape. The site includes information about the inclusion of men in the anti-sexual violence movement.
   
• Men Can Stop Rape
  Provides information about primary prevention programming.
   
• Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse
  Electronic clearinghouse of resources that include; articles, funding opportunities, training, organizations, research centers, and events.
   
• National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence
  NCDSV offers resources on a variety of issues related to violence against women, including information about the US military’s response to domestic and sexual violence.
   
• National Center for Victims of Crime
  A resource for crime victims and organizations that serve them.
   
• National Criminal Justice Reference Service
  Contains justice and substance abuse information about research, policy, and program development.
   
• National Sexual Violence Resource Center
  A resource center for information on intervention and prevention strategies.
   
• Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape
  Resources include technical assistance bulletins on working with special populations. [Posted 10/25/07]
   
• US Army Sexual Harassment/Assault Response & Prevention.
  Provides information about sexual violence in the US Army and links to resources for help.  
   
• US Department of Defense Sexual Assault Prevention & Response. 
  Safe Helpline provides confidential, live, one-on-one expert advice. Available 24/7, users can click, call or text to access Safe Helpline services.
   
• US Department of Justice Tribal Justice and Safety in Indian Country
  Comprehensive resource to assist the public and other Federal agencies learn more about Tribal justice and safety issues. [Posted 4/15/09]
   
• US Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women
  Includes several resources about domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking as well as information about grants and training.
   
• VAW Resources
  Materials on this site were developed specifically for agencies that focus on violence against women.

Other

• Alan Berkowitz, PhD
  Contains articles, examples of his workshops and lectures, and links to other relevant sites.
   
• Jim Hopper, PhD
  Sexual Abuse of Males: Prevalence, possible lasting effects, and resources
  This site provides information about child abuse, with a focus on abuse issues unique to men. [Posted 4/15/09]