Arizona Sexual Assault Network
501 (C) 3 nonprofit operating in partnership with the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women.
2120 N Central Ave Phoenix, AZ 85004 Suite 130
Phone: 602-299-1251
501 (C) 3 nonprofit operating in partnership with the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women.
2120 N Central Ave Phoenix, AZ 85004 Suite 130
Phone: 602-299-1251
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ARIZONA SEXUAL ASSAULT NETWORK
Inspire someone to seek help by
anonymously sharing your personal
experience surviving sexual assault.
Read Survivor Stories...
“Reducing the Threat of Sexual Violence”
Q&A’s
I’ve been assaulted what do I do?
How can I help someone who has been assaulted?
What feelings are associated with healing?
Why would someone commit sexual assault?
What is sexual offense by law in Arizona?
What are my responsibilities as a parent?
EDUCATION
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AzSAN’s Strategy
Public Awareness Annual Statewide Campaign to promote knowledge within communities regarding issues of sexual assault and child sexual abuse.
Public Awareness Annual Statewide Campaign to promote knowledge within communities regarding issues of sexual assault and child sexual abuse.
· Sexual assault is a crime, and it should be reported
· Getting help if you have been assaulted
· Prevention and safety information
· Drug-facilitated sexual assault awareness
AzSAN’s Speakers’ Bureau- A panel of experts and victims that are available to share information with students, teachers, companies, faith-based organizations, or anyone who requests expertise regarding sexual violence.
Education AzSAN provides training on an ongoing basis in order to meet members’ needs including web-based training opportunities to save time and resources. Weekly electronic Info Alerts are sent to AzSAN members with valuable information about events, legislation and other issues pertaining to the sexual assault movement.
Networking AzSAN maintains a database of professionals working in the field for the purpose of sharing resources.
***We invite you to utilize our resources and expertise of our members, and hope that you will be willing to share your knowledge as well***
***We invite you to utilize our resources and expertise of our members, and hope that you will be willing to share your knowledge as well***
Advisory Councils Provide various opportunities for professionals from all parts of the State of Arizona to collaborate on their communities’ response to sexual violence.
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