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Welcome to the Sexual Harassment, Violence, and Relationship Abuse page. Here you’ll find resources to address and prevent sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating violence, intimate partner violence, and stalking.

1. Support, Assistance, and Advocacy

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  The Center for Advocacy, Resources & Education (CARE) provides confidential support, assistance, and advocacy to individuals who have experienced sexual harassment, relationship abuse, stalking, and all forms of sexual violence.
   
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  Student Health and Counseling Services provides medical care, mental health support, and confidential consultations for survivors of sexual assault. Please note: sexual assault evidentiary exams are completed at the Bridging Evidence Assessment & Resources (BEAR) Clinic in Sacramento, not at the Student Health & Wellness Center. More information about sexual assault evidentiary exams can be found .
   
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  Meet with a Student Support Case Manager to get help for yourself or a friend with a crisis, trauma, life challenge or other barrier to success.
   
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  The WRRC provides education, advocacy, resources, and a safe space that centers on the experiences of womxn, transgender, femme and non-binary individuals. 
   

2. Reporting Sexual Harassment/Violence, Gender-Based Violence, Relationship Abuse, and Stalking

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  HDAPP is responsible for addressing reports of sexual violence, sexual harassment, and identity-based discrimination or harassment involving students, staff, and faculty.
   
  • • Use this portal to report concerns related to , , and like intimate partner violence, invasion of sexual privacy, and stalking.
    • For information about reporting harassment and discrimination based on protected categories, please see the Discrimination and Harassment page.
       
  • • NCOs at �鶹app��� are a directive that prohibits one student from contacting another student or individual that’s requested it.
       
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  Report immediate threats or criminal behavior related to sexual violence or stalking.
  
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  Confidential advocates at CARE are available to assist survivors in understanding their reporting options and rights. CARE advocates are also able to accompany survivors to their meetings with Title IX and law enforcement, develop safety plans with survivors, and assist survivors in accessing accommodations and supportive measures. 
   
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  Visit HDAPP’s Confidential Resources page to find private options for discussing cases of sexual harassment and sexual violence before making an official report.

3. Prevention and Education Resources

Learn more about sexual violence and harassment, and find resources to support a healthy community.

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  CARE provides prevention education, workshops, and events aimed at creating a community free from sexual and gender-based violence through awareness, training and skill-building.
   
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  The Health Promotion team provides resources and education on safe relationships and consent.
   
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  Find out your rights under Title IX when it comes to sex-based and gender-based discrimination and harassment.
   
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  Use this guide to understand your rights as a trans or non-binary student at �鶹app���, or look through more .
   
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  To activate the map overlay, in the menu on the left click “Student & Staff Resources”, and click the toggle for “Gender Inclusive Restrooms”
   
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  Use this map to find free menstrual products, safer sex products, pregnancy tests, emergency contraception, STI/HIV tests, as well as birth control and abortion providers.