Who can I talk to if I think I have experienced sexual misconduct?
(Such as sexual assault, gender-based harassment, stalking, intimate partner violence, sexual harassment)
Most sexual assaults are committed by someone the survivor knows. Studies show that approximately 80% of women reporting sexual assaults knew their accused. If you think you have experienced non-consensual sexual misconduct, whether by force, coercion, or inability to give consent, please know that it is not your fault and there are resources available.
If you are in immediate danger, call Public Safety at203-254-4090 or 911. Public Safety can connect you with a University Counselor 24/7. To learn more about medical, reporting, and safety options, call the confidential hotline at the Center for Family Justice 203-333-2233
Note: Students under the age of 21 who have been drinking will receive amnesty when seeking help after an assault. Students who are undocumented may seek services and apply for amnesty through the U-Visa.