Publications for Service Providers

• Survivor Advocates Guide: Your Role in the Prison Rape Elimination Act Audit

• Groups Guide: Conducting Groups for Incarcerated Survivors of Sexual Abuse

• Why Didn’t They Say Anything? Key Barriers to Reporting Sexual Abuse in Detention

• What Happens Now? Advocating for Incarcerated Survivors When Your Carefully Negotiated MOU Goes Out the Window

• Tips for Responding to Calls, Letters, and Emails from Incarcerated Survivors

• The VOCA Rule Change: Federal Funding and Working with Incarcerated Survivors

• Corrections Agencies and Rape Crisis Centers Working: Together Five Things to Know About Confidentiality

• No Bad Victims: Why Rape Crisis Advocates Should Work Inside Corrections Facilities

• Building Strong Partnerships Between Rape Crisis Centers and Corrections Agencies: A Case Study from West Virginia

• The Role of Victim Advocates in the PREA Audit

• Hope Behind Bars: An Advocate’s Guide to Helping Survivors of Sexual Abuse in Detention

• Vulnerable Detainees: Survivors of Previous Sexual Abuse

• Targets for Abuse: Transgender Inmates and Prisoner Rape

• Mental Illness and Sexual Abuse Behind Bars

• No Safe Place: Sexual Violence in the Juvenile Justice System

• The Very Basics about Sexual Abuse in Detention

• The Prison Rape Elimination Act Standards: An Overview for Community Service Providers