Publications & Resources

• Download: the Arizona Domestic and Sexual Violence Providers List
  
• Download: Medical Forensic Exam Facilities in Arizona by City
• Visit: DomesticShelters.org to find a shelter near you.
• Visit: AskAZ.org to get immediate access to the information needed most in the event of a sexual assault in Arizona – quickly, confidentially, and free. Also a free app for both Android and iPhones!
• Visit: National Domestic Violence Hotline
• Visit: Rape, Abuse, Incest National Network (RAINN)
• Visit: National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
• Visit: National Center for Victims of Crime
• Visit: National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence

ACESDV COVID-19 Resources and Response

Arizona Program Updates during COVID-19

ACESDV Interim Domestic Violence Shelter Guidance on COVID-19

Download: Arizona Sexual and Domestic Violence Services

Download: Medical Forensic Exam Facilities in Arizona

Visit:

• A Call to Men
• Americans Overseas Domestic Violence Crisis Center
• Anti Violence Project
• Department of Defense (DoD) Safe Helpline
• Department of Justice Violence Against Women Office
• End Violence Against Women International (EVAWI)
• Forge
• Futures Without Violence Center
• Move to End Violence
• National Alliance to End Sexual Violence
• National Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence
• National Center on Elder Abuse
• National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
• National Council for Aging Care
• National Clearinghouse for the Defense of Battered Women
• National Clearinghouse on Abuse in Later Life
• National Domestic Violence Fatality Review Initiative
• National Domestic Violence Hotline
• National Domestic Violence Hotline – Deaf Services
• National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center
• National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV)
• National PREA Resource Center
• National Resource Center on Domestic Violence
• National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC)
• No More
• Northwest Network
• NoVo Foundation
• One in Six
• Praxis International
• Polaris Project
• Rape Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN)
• Resource Sharing Project
• Stalking Resource Center
• Start By Believing
• Start Your Recovery
• Take Back The Night
• Training Institute on Strangulation Prevention
• VAWnet

Southwest Indigenous Women's Coalition

Hopi-Tewa Women's Coalition to End Abuse

Resources in Arizona for Sexual Assault Survivors with I/DD

Click here to download the guidelines.

View the Recorded webinars discussing the topics within the guidelines below:

Law Enforcement

Medical Response

Prosecution

Download:

• Sexual Violence Factsheet
• Domestic Violence Factsheet
• How can I help someone experiencing sexual or domestic violence? (in English and Spanish)
• Gender Roles
• Privilege and Intersectionality
• Rape Myths and Victim Blaming
• Sexual Harassment 
• Interview Your Mental Health Provider

Download:

• Community Conversations: Arizona Victim Services Strategic Planning Convened by SACT
• Fatality Lists and Reports 
• Legislative Summary Reports 
• 2013 Gun Violence and Domestic Violence Report 
  
• 2014 Child Abuse and Domestic Violence Report

Download:

• Legal Assistance 
• Assesoria Legal 

Download: Training Materials 

• Why a Safety Plan? (English) (Español)
• Safety Planning During an Explosive Incident
• Safety Planning When Leaving
• Safety Planning in Your Home
• Safety Planning During Your Place of Employment
• Download for a Personalized Safety Plan
• Download the Guide : For Older Children
• Download the Guide : For Preschool Aged Children
• Allstate Moving Ahead Through Financial Management : Short Term Financial Planning Guide
• Check out our page on Safety Planning here.
• Secret Financial Escape Plan

Visit:

• U.S. Dept. of Justice : Office on Violence Against Women
• Department of Justice : Department of Justice Domestic Violence section.
• US DOJ Grant Office : Federal grant office for Violence Against Women.
• Bureau of Justice Statistics : Statistics from the Federal Government (Bureau of Justice Statistics)
• State of Arizona Crime Victims Services : AZ resources and information for victims of crime, including funding opportunities.
• Arizona Department of Economic Security : Department of Economic Security
• Arizona State Legislature
• Maricopa Integrated Health System
• MAG Regional Domestic Violence Council : Maricopa Association of Governments DV Council
• Social Security Administration
• Arizona Department of Economic Security Health-e-Arizona 

Visit:

• National Teen Dating Violence Helpline, 1-866-331-9474 http://loveisrespect.org
• White Ribbon Campaign
• Break the Cycle
• That's Not Cool - Tech Safety
• GoAskAlice!
• MTV It's Your (Sex) Life
• Choose Respect
• Without My Consent
• The Cyber Civil Rights Initiative  

Visit:

• Bravery Project : Bravery is visual story telling about triumph over darkness. It’s a unique perspective about those who managed to break free from a life of suffering.
• Fix the Hurt Performing Arts Group : Linda and John started Fix The Hurt Performing Arts Group and they are dedicated to using the performing arts, education and training to prevent domestic violence.
• Center for Healthcare Against Domestic Violence : MIHS : Provides educational resources, expertise and research support to the healthcare community and to ensure that support and services are provided to those affected by family violence.
• Human Resource Essential : Stephanie Angelo : SPHR :  Award-winning specialist in working with companies to resolve domestic violence’s hidden costs to employers.
• Jesus Cares Ministries : Christian ambassadors Reaching Every Soul
• The RAVE Project : Religion and Violence e-Learning.
• Parent for Megan’s Law : Parents for Megan’s Law and the Crime Victims Center (PFML/CVC) provides national helpline community support and assistance on issues related to Megan’s Law, sex offender management and sexual assault prevention.
• The Lamplighters : Support for adult survivors of child sexual abuse, incest, domestic violence, rape and sexual assault.

Check Out:

• Annual Credit Report is a site to access credit reports from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. You may access a free credit report from each agency once a year.
• CNN Debt Calculator offers the ability to calculate different options to pay off debt. It can tell how long it will take to pay off a debt with minimum payments, provide an outline on how to pay off debt within a certain time, or tell how much interest will be paid on a debt.
• Social Security Administration offers Information for Women to assist women with social security changes.