Our staff are available to provide customized training related to sexual violence, domestic and intimate partner violence, stalking, human trafficking, child abuse, elder abuse, and witness intimidation.
Understand the dynamics and prosecution issues around intimate partner sexual assault, and examine how allied professionals can expand their practices to holistically care for victims.
CSCU students participate in trainings to learn to identify, stop, and prevent stalking and sexual assault on campus.
Few campus rapes make it to trial; if they do, public disclosure of the details may deter other victims from reporting.
A safe court environment for traumatized child victims of incest ensures true justice and offender accountability.
Victims of Nassar’s sexual abuse have begun speaking out, encouraging others in similar situations to come forward.
After facing years of denial, women were finally able to tell their stories about Nassar’s crimes.
Learn how AEquitas' Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center (SPARC) can provide allied professionals with the tools, resources, and support they need to promote victim safety and offender accountability.
Judge Aquilina offered comfort and advice to each individual after they read their victim impact statements.
AEquitas will participate in this federally-funded opportunity designed to improve responses to witness intimidation.
Learn to recognize witness intimidation and manipulation in whatever of the many possible forms it may take, including unintentionally intimidating practices on the part of criminal justice actors.
Unjustified delays in campus sexual assault cases make victims less likely to continue seeking justice.
Outcomes vary for victims of sexual assault in the workplace; here are the steps to take if faced with this reality.