Victim/Survivor

What to Do If You Have Been Sexually Assaulted

Where Can I Get Help?

Reporting Options

How do Victims Respond to Sexual Violence?

Emergency Contraception Pills (ECP)

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Victim/Survivor

We are glad that you are seeking resources and support for yourself at this time.

No matter what your particular circumstances or experiences, please remember that you could not have caused the incident. Only the person(s) choosing to assault and violate can prevent it from occurring; therefore he or she is solely responsible.

It is our hope that you are able to gain useful information and referral resources from this site. This web site is not meant to diagnose or replace other essential services and/or therapy. You may want to take a look at our “How do Victims Respond to Sexual Violence ” section to help you understand your feelings. We encourage you to seek the support and resources you need.

What to Do If You Have Been Sexually Assaulted

If you are a victim/survivor of sexual violence, click here to find about how to get help and where to go from here. [ Go to this page ]

Where Can I Get Help?

If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, help is available. We are glad that you are reaching out! Here is a list of resources at Georgia Tech, the Atlanta community, and around the nation. [ Go to this page ]

Reporting Options

To make an official report, you can contact the Georgia Tech Police Department or contact the Dean of Students Office. [ Go to this page ]

How do Victims Respond to Sexual Violence?

The emotional trauma caused by a sexual assault can be severe and long lasting. A survivor may be affected in many different ways. [ Go to this page ]

Emergency Contraception Pills (ECP)

Emergency Contraception Pills can prevent pregnancy after unprotected vaginal intercourse. It is also called the “morning after pill”. [ Go to this page ]