Discussion List for campus-based and allied personnel working to end gender-based violence on campus.

["Erica Staab Westmoreland" <>]

"Typically, state sexual assault coalitions will provide fabulous =
brochures free of charge. In Texas, the Texas Association Against Sexual =
Assault (www.taasa.org) will send out 50 or so brochures for free on a =
wide range of topics related to sexual violence. You might see if there =
is a similar organization in your state.

Good luck!
- Courtney"

Definitely state coalitions are helpful... and also your local center will
probably have one tailored to your local area that you might be able to use,
or perhaps you could collaborate to produce one for your needs so you aren't
reinventing the wheel.

Here is the information for Kentucky
http://www.kasap.org/
The Kentucky Association of Sexual Assault Programs, Inc. (KASAP) is the
statewide coalition of the 13 rape crisis centers in the Commonwealth. The
mission of KASAP is to speak with a unified voice against sexual
victimization. In support of this mission KASAP provides technical
assistance, facilitates collaboration, promotes public awareness, and
develops, promotes, and monitors public policy.

Hope this helps :)
Erica

Erica Staab Westmoreland, LSW, CMT
Sexual Assault Coordinator
SCCADVASA
South Carolina Coalition Against Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
PO Box 7776
Columbia, SC 29202-7776
1-803-256-2900 ext. 103
1-800-260-9293
Fax 803-256-1030
www.sccadvasa.org