Embedded Files
Go to: Multnomah County New Advocate Onboarding Tool (A guide to local services for new domestic and sexual violence advocates)
Go to: Site and toolkits for working with survivors with disabilities in Multnomah County
Virtual Training for Sexual Assault Advocates
Virtual Training for Sexual Assault Advocates
Multnomah County Training
Serving Sexual Assault Survivors with Disabilities (Emily Azzor and Kirsten Adkerson)
Sexual Assault Prevention and Skill Sharing Roundtable for Multnomah County The panel includes Eli Cox (SATF), Lex Crawford (Clackamas Women’s Services), Martina Shabram (SASS), and Lindsay Spaulding (Cares NW), moderated by Cecilia Wolfe
Working with Neurodivergent Survivors (Morrigan Hunter)
Basic Advocacy Training: Medical Exam Options Training with SANE, Theresa Muncy
Recommended State & National Training
Respect Together (formerly NSVRC) Library of Online Training
OCADSV - offerings from the Oregon Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence
Move to End Violence - training and resources from Move to End Violence
Know Your Options Brochure - this is a helpful tool for survivors to make decisions after sexual assault has occurred (example below)
Know Your Options Brochure - this is a helpful tool for survivors to make decisions after sexual assault has occurred (example below)
Download Know Your Options (English) *links to DSVCO site for download PDF
Download Know Your Options (Spanish) *links to DSVCO site for download PDF
Download Know Your Options (Russian) *links to DSVCO site for download PDF
Download Know Your Options (Ukrainian) *links to DSVCO site for download PDF
This page was created by the Sexual Assault Advisory Council (SAAC)
This page was created by the Sexual Assault Advisory Council (SAAC)
The Sexual Assault Advisory Council (SAAC) is a collaborative of community-based survivor service providers in Multnomah County, Oregon. SAAC’s foundation is rooted in an understanding of equity and intersectionality. We support and guide sexual violence prevention and intervention work in Multnomah County. Our purpose is to improve access to services and resources to ensure that survivors feel safe, heard, empowered and valued. We are committed to challenging system norms, improving policies and practices, striving towards change and providing training and education. We recognize survivors as the experts of their own experiences and center survivors’ needs, autonomy and freedom of choice.
The Sexual Assault Advisory Council (SAAC) is a collaborative of community-based survivor service providers in Multnomah County, Oregon. SAAC’s foundation is rooted in an understanding of equity and intersectionality. We support and guide sexual violence prevention and intervention work in Multnomah County. Our purpose is to improve access to services and resources to ensure that survivors feel safe, heard, empowered and valued. We are committed to challenging system norms, improving policies and practices, striving towards change and providing training and education. We recognize survivors as the experts of their own experiences and center survivors’ needs, autonomy and freedom of choice.
SAAC is staffed and supported by the Multnomah County Domestic & Sexual Violence Coordination Office (DSVCO). If you're part of an organization working with survivors of sexual violence, either directly or indirectly, and would like to talk about joining SAAC, or have suggestions to improve this site, please contact Lee Watts at lee.watts@multco.us.
SAAC is staffed and supported by the Multnomah County Domestic & Sexual Violence Coordination Office (DSVCO). If you're part of an organization working with survivors of sexual violence, either directly or indirectly, and would like to talk about joining SAAC, or have suggestions to improve this site, please contact Lee Watts at lee.watts@multco.us.
Sexual Assault Advisory Council Member Organizations
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