People with intellectual and developmental disabilities are sexually assaulted at a rate 7x higher than those without disabilities. Join us for a two-part event to learn about the ways in which you can collaborate with community partners, advocate for survivors, and ensure they receive the support they deserve.

Join us for a conversation on how Black faith-based communities are addressing sexual violence and some of the barriers survivors still face when seeking support.

We are always striving to provide better, more culturally relevant and accessible services for survivors who self-identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer.

The Alliance and CT Department of Public Health created public service announcements that encourage men to speak up and intervene when they witness sexual violence.

Our advocates provide free and confidential support to survivors regardless of age, immigration status, race, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or religious or spiritual beliefs.

A statewide plan has been created for sexual assault prevention and awareness in Connecticut schools. Our member centers are here to help.

La Alianza Connecticut para Acabar con la Violencia Sexual es un servicio para víctimas de asalto sexual en Connecticut. Nosotros te podemos ayudar si necesitas ayuda.