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Resources
What is sexual violence?
La violencia sexual es un acto sexual realizado o intentado contra la voluntad de la vÃctima o cuando una vÃctima no puede dar su consentimiento debido a su edad, enfermedad, discapacidad o la influencia del alcohol u otras drogas. Puede implicar fuerza fÃsica real o amenazada, uso de pistolas u otras armas, coerción, intimidación o presión.
La violencia sexual también incluye tocar intencionalmente los genitales, el ano, la ingle o el seno contra la voluntad de la vÃctima o cuando la vÃctima no puede consentir; y voyeurismo, exposición al exhibicionismo o exposición no deseada a la pornografÃa. El autor de la violencia sexual puede ser un extraño, un amigo, un familiar o una pareja Ãntima.
(De los CDC, Centro Nacional de Prevención y Control de Lesiones)
Crisis Centers
What is a rape crisis center?
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A Rape Crisis Center (RCC) is a community-based organization that supports survivors of sexual violence. They provide victim advocacy, support for families, and crisis hotlines.
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Sexual Violence Statistics
Who is affected by sexual assault?
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Sexual assault is a crime affecting women, children, men and non-binary individuals in all counties in Arkansas. Sexual violence affects individuals regardless of their race, culture, age, orientation, or socio-economic status.
More Information
Where can I find more information?
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Here on our website you can find brochures with information for survivors of sexual assault and articles on other related topics.
Important Links
Where can I find information on other coalitions and programs?
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Here on our website you can find links to other coalitions across the country and programs working towards ending sexual violence.
TeleSANE Program
What is the TeleSANE Program?
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Through the use of innovative video conferencing technology, UAMS IDHI Sexual Assault Assessment program or TeleSANE, will provide clinicians with on-going, real-time access to the knowledge and support they need to provide to care for those patients who have experienced a sexual assault.
