Alliance: Archived Initiatives
Archived Initiatives
The Pause Button Campaign 
The Pause Button Campaign is a youth sexual assault prevention poster and toolkit for an audience of 11-13 year-old boys. Its goal is to get boys thinking about the issue of sexual assault and the attitudes that reinforce a culture that accepts sexual assault. The poster and toolkit aim to reinforce boys' positive masculinity, respect boys' own moral compasses, and show boys how to not cross the line and commit a sexual assault. [1] Read more »
SAY SO!
SAY SO! is a public event the Alliance created to raise awareness about sexual violence in NYC, and to educate communities and individuals on how to prevent sexual violence. SAY SO! not only brings sexual violence into the bright light of day, it uniquely stresses a positive message: celebrating healing and recovery of survivors of sexual violence.
[2] SAYSO! 2008
Media Response Project
[3] Read more >>
Rape Crisis Training Institute
The Rape Crisis Training Institute is a joint venture between the NYC Alliance Against Sexual Assault and the New York State Coalition Against Sexual Assault and is funded by the New York State Department of Health. The RCTI aims to provide access to organizational capacity-building training; meet the specific needs of both the programs and the populations they serve in urban, suburban and rural settings; provide all Rape Crisis Centers with the maximum possible access to all of the trainings statewide; present new resources and strategies to understand the cultural frameworks and needs of all the survivors that they may potentially serve. [4] Read more »Advanced Leadership Seminars
The Forensic Healthcare Program has created an innovative series of "Advanced Leadership Seminars" for sexual assault forensic examiners,hospital administration and staff, rape crisis program staff, lawenforcement personnel, prosecutors and public officials. [5] Read more »
The Forensic Healthcare Program
Originally created as the Rape Treatment Consortium in 1995, the FHP's initial task was to review model sexual assault examiner (SAE), also known as Sexual Assault Forensic Examiner (SAFE), programs throughout the country, and to create best practice standards that fit the realities of New York City. [6] Read more »
CJCP
Advances in the collection of forensic evidence and the existence ofDNA databases have made the hospital the locus of medical and criminaljustice collaboration. As a result of these technological advances, the need to work in coordination with the criminal justice system hasbecome paramount. Recognizing this need for collaborative partnership,The New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault has developed, underthe auspices of its Forensic Healthcare Program, the Criminal JusticeCollaboration Project (CJCP). [7] Read more »
Sexual Assault Examiner Trainings
The Forensic Healthcare Program of the New York City Alliance Against Sexual Assault is pleased to sponsor New York City's core, five day sexual assault examiner training, "The Assessment and Evaluation of the Adult Sexual Assault Survivor". The course is offered several times a year. Course notification is posted on our website. [8] Read more »
[1]: http://www.svfreenyc.org/pause.html
[2]: http://www.svfreenyc.org/saam_2008.html
[3]: http://svfreenyc.org/action_mrp.html
[4]: http://svfreenyc.org/research_rcti.html
[5]: http://stage.svfreenyc.org/fhp_als.html
[6]: http://stage.svfreenyc.org/fhp_about.html
[7]: http://stage.svfreenyc.org/fhp_cjcp.html
[8]: http://stage.svfreenyc.org/fhp_saearchive.html
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