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content & trigger warning

The resources and content listed on this page may include sensitive information about rape and sexual violence, which may be triggering to some individuals. Discretion is advised.

Films and videos

Fighting sexual assault begins with recognizing someone's consent. This viral video, originally created by Blue Seat Studios in 2015, teaches us that understanding consent is as simple as making a cup of tea.

Available on: YouTube

Vulnerability feels uncomfortable for a lot of people. This TEDxTalk can be easily applied for the work that comes with supporting a sexual assault victim, and it explores why being vulnerable can actually improve our relationships.

Available on: YouTube, TED

Start by believing victims. This gripping documentary examines the ripple effect that sexual violence has on our families, friends, schools and communities by sharing the experiences of two teenagers trying to cope post-assault.

Available on: Netflix

Books and written works

https://traumastewardship.com/inside-the-book/

Trauma Stewardship: An Everyday Guide to Caring for Self While Caring for Others

By Laura van Dernoot Lipsky

It can feel overwhelming to support someone after their sexual assault. This book, written by a longtime trauma worker, provides emotional tools and guidance for those who are exposed to secondary trauma, which can stem from supporting someone after a traumatic event like sexual assault.

Available for purchase on: Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Audible, eBay, etc.

https://markwolynn.com/inherited-family-trauma/

It Didn't Start With You: How Inherited Family Trauma Shapes Who We Are and How to End the Cycle

By Mark Wolynn

Trauma changes us: sometimes for generations. In this practical guide, people can learn how to identify generational trauma, develop tools on how to break the cycle of abuse, and heal from their inherited family trauma in order to help others.

Available for purchase on: Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Apple Books, Powell's, etc.

support groups and activities

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caring for survivors

hosted by: the rape crisis center of central new mexico

Caring for Survivors is a weekly group that provides psychoeducation and support to the loved ones of sexual assault survivors.

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When: Thursdays, beginning at 4pm

Where: 9741 Candelaria Rd NE

(Hybrid/Zoom options available)

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Call (505)-291-3563 for more info

Email info@rapecrisiscnm.org for more info

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parents peer support group

hosted by: the transgender resource center of new mexico

This discussion-based, confidential peer-support group is for parents and family members of Transgender and Nonbinary individuals and will provide meaningful insight to anyone supporting a loved one that is transgender, nonbinary, or gender nonconforming after a sexual assault.

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When: 2nd Thursdays of the month at 6:00 PM

When: 4th Thursdays of the month at 7:00 PM

Where: 5600 Domingo Rd NE

(Hybrid/Zoom options available)

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Call (505) 200-9086 for more info

Register here: Parents & Caregivers Peer-Support Group Registration

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jovencit@s

hosted by: enlace comunitario

Jovencit@s is an ongoing support group for teenagers (ages 12-17) that provides a safe space for teen clients who have been impacted by domestic violence, and offers support for the children and offspring of survivors fleeing domestic violence.

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When: Mondays, from 5pm-6:30pm

Where: 2425 Alamo Ave SE

(Disponible para Hispanohablantes)

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Call: (505)-246-8972 ext. 31

Email: jmartinez@enlacenm.org

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