Child Advocacy Centers of North Carolina

Equality Now - Equality Now works to end violence and discrimination against women and girls around the world through the mobilization of public pressure. Issues of concern to Equality Now include: rape, domestic violence, reproductive rights, trafficking, female genital mutilation, political participation, gender discrimination

Human Trafficking Resource Center - the National Human Trafficking Resource Center and is operated by Polaris Project. It’s a national, 24/7 hotline that can be reached by calling (888)373-7888. The Resource Center provides callers with comprehensive services, including crisis intervention, urgent and non-urgent referrals for services, tip reporting, information on human trafficking and technical assistance for the anti-trafficking field. The Resource Center strives to connect callers with contacts, referrals and resources in their local area. To do this, the Center maintains an up-to-date national database of over 3000 referral sources and first responders.

Men Can Stop Rape

NDAA/APRI (National District Attorneys Association)

National Alliance to End Sexual Violence

National Center for Victims of Crime

North Carolina Department of Corrections: Victim Services

North Carolina Health Info: Health & medical resources for North Carolinians

North Carolina Legislators (find out who represents you)

North Carolina Office on Disability and Health (NCODH)

North Carolina Sex Offender Registry

North Carolina Statewide Automated Victim Assistance & Notification

Prevent Child Abuse NC

Stop Prison Rape

University of North Carolina School of Government

Youth Noise Network - Click on “YNN archives on iTunes,” then click on the “Youth Noise Network” tab, and then click on the “Teen Sexual Assault in NC” show.  This show from October 2007 features interviews with Lynne Walter of NCCASA and Barbara Harviala of DCRC.  “The Youth Noise Network is an after-school program of the Center for Documentary Studies. YNN participants are high school students who have completed documentary work in Youth Document Durham, a summer program at CDS. YNN students produce audio, writing, and photographs that address current issues of particular concern to young people.”