WRC
Women's Resource Center at Portland State University
Connect with Us
The WRC is OPEN!
Our summer hours are
Monday - Thursday 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
You can connect with us by emailing wrc@pdx.edu.
You can schedule a meeting with a confidential advocate at psuwrc.youcanbook.me
You can reach us by phone:
503-725-5672
Check out our student programmed events:
The Sexual and Relationship Violence Response Program provides confidential advocacy support to student survivors of sexual or relationship violence, sexual harassment, or stalking.
Students can schedule a meeting with a confidential advocate at psuwrc.youcanbook.me or call our confidential advocacy direct line at
503-894-7982.
503-894-7982.
Confidential Advocacy: What You Need to Know
The Women's Resource Center's Sexual and Relationship Violence Response (SRVR) Program offers confidential advocates who can support you on campus as you navigate processes and access services.
If you are experiencing dating or intimate partner violence, sexual harassment, sexual assault, stalking, or other forms of sexual violence, you have the right to access confidential services and support under Oregon law.
Advocates are Confidential
PSU's advocates are both privileged and confidential. This means your disclosures to an advocate will not be reported to other university officials and will not trigger a PSU investigation into an incident against your wishes. Exceptions to this confidentiality are:
If you reveal abuse or neglect of a child or other vulnerable individual
If you express an intention to commit harm toward others
Most Other Employees, Faculty, and Staff Are Required to Share Information
While you may feel comfortable with your professors, your campus employment supervisor, or your Resident Assistant, employees of the University are required to report any disclosure of sexual or relationship violence to the administration, except for the following: confidential advocates, medical staff, and counselors at Student Health and Counseling, and lawyers at Student Legal Services.
PSU Confidential advocates provide:
A safe, non-judgmental, no-pressure space
Knowledgeable support regarding reporting options
Safety planning support
Guidance for requesting academic support measures
Support in campus petition processes, including Housing/Residence Life
Referrals to on-campus medical or mental health resources
Assistance in applying for Crime Victim Compensation Program benefits
Referrals to Student Legal Services for legal needs you may have
Support during any campus processes, including filing formal grievances, Title IX investigations, and Student Conduct hearings
Unconditional support for any choices you make regarding accessing services, reporting to law enforcement and campus officials, and navigating on-and off-campus services