This Pride Month, take the time to be informed in how to work with LGBTQ youth who have been victims of sexual abuse. Engage in conversation, and help create a more inclusive world environment!

Start by reading this fact sheet:

GCASAFV is focusing on male survivors of sexual assault during National Men's Health Month. We take this time to encourage others to learn more and engage in conversation.

“Out of 1,000 rapes, 994 perpetrators walk free.” Sexual assault is a crime where perpetrator arrest is rare. What is rarer than this is the conversation surrounding male survivors of sexual assault.

View this information sheet on frequently asked questions about male sexual assault from Men Can Stop Rape here:

Hafa Adai!

We are pleased to provide you with the June issue of our newsletter!

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Communication in general is an important tool. When working with a member of the LGBTQ community, it is important to communicate compassionately. 

Here are ways to do so: