Health Promotion and Education Center
Assistance for Victims of Dating and Domestic Violence, Sexual
Assault & Stalking
Victim Assistance
Resources for Victims and the Campus Community
Important Note:
Perpetrators may be able to monitor their victim’s computer
and Internet
activities (as well as other technologies such as cell phones).
It may be safer to look for
information on a computer belonging to a trusted friend, at a
University Open Access Lab,
at the Student Health Center,
or other computer a perpetrator does not have access to. For more
information click
here
(National Domestic Violence Hotline).
The Health
Promotion and Education Center offers confidential services and resources for
students who are victims of dating/domestic violence, sexual assault,
sexual harassment, stalking, and other violence:
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Crisis intervention counseling.
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Safety planning.
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If requested, assistance with:
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Information
and resources related to:
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Victims’
legal rights.
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Options for
victims of dating/domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.
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On-campus
and off-campus medical, counseling, and other services for victims.
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Options in
relation to reporting to the police.
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University violence and sexual assault policies.
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How to:
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Contact a
local 24-hour hotline and treatment center.
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File a
complaint with the University for campus-related incidents.
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Request a
change in student housing or class schedule.
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Pursue civil
prosecution.
For further
assistance, rape crisis centers are available throughout California. Many of
these agencies also provide services for victims of dating/domestic violence
and stalking. Each agency offers
24-hour hotlines,
accompaniment for hospital/law enforcement/court appearances, and short-term
confidential counseling.
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Victim Assistance
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‘911’ for emergencies¬
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Resources for
Victims and the Campus Community
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