• Immediate Help
  • The First Things You Should Know
  • The First Things You Should Do
    • If the Assault Happend in the last 72 Hours
    • If the Assualt Happend a Long Time Ago
  • If You're Not Sure
    • If You're Not Sure How To Think About What Happened
    • If You're Not Sure What To Do
  • What Will Happen at the Emergency Room?
    • Sexually Transmitted Infections
    • Pregnancy and Emergency Contraception
    • Evidence Collection (The Rape Kit)
    • Cost
  • Your Rights at the Hospital and in Emergency treatment
• Sexual Assault and Sexual Abuse
• Acquaintance and Date Rape
  • In Heterosexual Relationships
    • For Women
    • For Men
  • In Homosexual Relationships
    • For Women
    • For Men
• Consent and Coercion
  • Consent
  • Coercion
• Rape Drugs
  • How Do I Know If I've Been Drugged
  • What Can I Do?
  • Keeping Safe
  • Types of Rape Drugs
• Dating and Domestic Violence
• Stalking
  • Types of Stalking
  • What if I think I am Being Stalked
  • What If I am not Sure Whether I am Being Stalked?
• Myths and Facts
• Resources and Services
  • Sexual Harassment and Violence, Resources for
  • Hotlines
  • Medical Treatment and Assistance
  • Counseling
  • Support Groups
  • Legal Referrals and Advocacy
  • Female Survivors
  • Male Survivors
  • People of Color
  • LGBTQ
• Disciplinary and Legal Options
  • Within the University
    • The University Policy on Non-Discrimination and Harassment
    • The University Disciplinary Policy
    • Filing a Complaint
  • Filing a Police Report
    • What happens when I call the police?
  • Legal Action
    • Reflections about Court from a Survivor of Sexual Assault
    • Civil Case
    • Criminal Case
  • Orders of Protection and Civil No Contact Orders
• Recovery After Violence
  • Recovering from sexual assault
    • The First Few Days or Weeks
    • Long Term Recovery
  • Recovering from dating/domestic violence
    • While in an Abusive Relationship
    • Immediately after Leaving
    • Long Term Recovery
    • Resources
  • Male Survivors
  • People of Color
  • LGBTQ
• How to Help a Friend
  • What can I do?
  • What Not to Say
  • People Close to Survivors Also Need Support
  • If Your Friend is the Perpetrator
• Related Topics
  • Childhood Sexual Abuse
    • What are the Effects/Signs of Child Sexual Abuse
    • Resources
  • Sexual Harassment
  • Stalking
  • Hate Crimes
• Getting Involved
  • Activities and Volunteer Opportunities
    • RSVP
    • NOW
    • Take Back the Night
    • Rape Victim Advocates
    • Southside Save
  • Informative Links
  • Calendar of Events

Resources and Services

Counseling

Student Counseling and Resource Service (CONNECTED to U. Chicago, FOR STUDENTS)

5737 South University Ave
773-702-9800 (Monday-Friday 8:30-5:00 PM)
773-702-3625: After-hours therapist-on-call
http://counseling.uchicago.edu
Services: Confidential individual and group counseling; medication consultation; referrals to community resources; therapist always on call.

Perspectives (CONNECTED to U. Chicago, FOR FACULTY, STAFF, THEIR FAMILIES)

630-932-8008, 800-456-6327
uhrm.uchicago.edu/benefits/highlights/sfap.html
Services: General counseling support.
Offices on campus and elsewhere in the Chicago-land area

Rape Victim Advocates (OUTSIDE U. Chicago)

312-663-6303
228 S. Wabash, Suite 240; Chicago, IL 60604
www.rapevictimadvocates.org
Email: info@rapevictimadvocates.org
Satellite Office at the Cook County Hospital (312-864-6111, 312-864-6112)
Counseling Services: adolescent, individual for survivors and significant others, family and group, referrals)
People of color-friendly, Male survivor-friendly, LGBTQ-friendly