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This resource includes stories from the field, tools, templates, and evaluation basics to get your team started in assessing its impact on sexual assault response in your community. It is designed to be an accessible, hands-on set of tools that its audience can pick up and use. It was created with multidisciplinary team leadership and members in mind. It does not include every step and detail of each evaluation method and story. Rather it is intended to spark a team leader’s attention and interest in thinking about ways some of the examples provided can be picked up by teams and modified, to shape an evaluation process that fits that team’s specific needs.

The updated ASISTA Flyer has direct links to the orientation session recording and other service for OVW LAV grantees/sub-grantees, STOP sub-grantees, and potential grantees

ASISTA Practice Pointer: Assessing Whether to File a U Visa Petition for Victim at Risk of Removal (11/2019)

Sexual assault advocates and rape crisis centers can use this self-assessment tool to reflect on your current work serving men who have had unwanted sexual experiences. The tool offers reflection questions related to individual and organizational capacity to serve male survivors.

Spanish resource: Information for advocates and service providers who want to begin outreach to their area faith communities.

The resource provides best practices for Sexual Assault Response Teams when supporting LGBTQIA+ victims/survivors and LGBTQIA+ communities.

This resource, developed in partnership with Dr. David Adams, provides faith community leaders with important information about how faith leaders can balance accountability and compassion to safely and effectively respond to people who manipulate, control, and abuse their intimate partners.

The following information is very basic but will help you explain to your client how to be prepared for the event of being arrested by immigration officers. This short guide provides you with some tips and ideas to work develop a plan and work with your local systems during the process. This information does not substitute legal advice and you should always consult with an immigration expert if your client is in removal proceedings .

This document is a brief summary of key resources (articles and tools) that addresses inclusion and diversity for a nonprofit Board of Directors.

This booklet is an educational resource for faith leaders about elder abuse and how to help.