Endsexualviolencect.org Website Review

Join us for our 4th annual winter reception on Thursday, January 24, 2019 as we celebrate Laura Cordes and The Alliance. Tickets are on We partnered with CT Department of Public Health to create PSAs that encourage men to speak up and intervene when they witness se*ual Our advocates provide free and confidential support to all survivors regardless of age, immigration status, race, ethnicity, nationality, se*ual orientation, gender identity or expression, or religious and spiritual beliefs. A statewide plan has been created for se*ual as*ault prevention and awareness in Connecticut schools. Our member centers are here to help The Victim Rights Center of Connecticut will join The Alliance this July as part of an acquisition agreement. La Alianza es un servicio para víctimas de asalto se*ual en Connecticut. Nosotros te podemos ayudar si necesitas ayuda. The search is underway for a new Executive Director of Connecticut Alliance to End Se*ual Violence.VIEW MORE. PROPOSED TITLE IX CHANGES WOULD ROLL BACK PROTECTIONS AND HARM STUDENTS. We watched as Dr. Blasey Ford shared her testimony of a traumatic se*ual as*ault before the Senate Judiciary Committee and millions of Se*ual as*ault is not just a women’s issue. Men need to be actively engaged in the movement and address cultural norms that support se*ual You can participate in the legislative process by contacting your elected officials and talking about the importance of se*ual as*ault You have the ability to help and support your loved one in their journey to healing. They do not have to go through this difficult time Connecticut Alliance to End Se*ual Violence 96 Pitkin Street, East Hartford, CT 06108 Connecticut Alliance to End Se*ual Violence (The Alliance) is a statewide coalition of individual se*ual as*ault crisis programs. The Alliance works to end se*ual violence through victim as*istance, community education, and public policy advocacy. © 2018 Connecticut Alliance to End Se*ual Violence. All Rights Reserved.