Resources
The HLS Survivor Justice Coalition reaffirms our commitment to bodily autonomy, agency, and dignity for all people. We believe in a world that values and elevates survivor voices. We believe in a world without violence and harm. We are for survivors by survivors.
These resources offer a range of services such as counseling, medical advocacy, legal advocacy, and more.
SHARE
The confidential SHARE office is available to all Harvard community members. They provide confidential support to people who have experienced harm and people supporting others who have experienced harm.
24/7 SHARE Confidential Hotline: 617-495-9100
Confidentiality and privilege means that the SHARE Team cannot confirm or deny that we know you. We do not share your information outside of the SHARE Team with anyone at the University, unless you give explicit written consent. This includes not sharing information with Title IX, University Health Services, staff, faculty, or anyone connected with judicial, legal, or conduct processes. Click here for more information on confidentiality.
Jane Doe Inc.
Jane Doe Inc., The Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence (JDI) brings together organizations and people committed to ending sexual assault and domestic violence and creating a more just and equitable world
JDI has put together an incredible Comprehensive List of Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Service Providers in Massachussetts
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center
The Boston Area Rape Crisis Center has a phone hotline and web chat available.
Call their 24-7 hotline at 800-841-8371 any time or chat online 9:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m. to talk to a hotline counselor about your options.
The Network La Red
The Network La Red is a “survivor-led, social justice organization that works to end partner abuse in lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, kink, polyamorous, and queer communities.” They have a 24-hour hotline available, including for emotional support and safety planning.
Hotlines: 617-742-4911 (voice) 800-832-1901 (Toll-Free)
Massachusetts SafeLink
Massachusetts SafeLink is a statewide toll-free domestic violence hotline. Call (877) 785-2020.
Deaf and hard-of-hearing callers can reach SafeLink via video relay service using the main number (877) 785-2020. You can also Chat online: CasaMyrna.org/chat
Advocacy and Legal Resources
- Atask
- DeNovo
- GBLS
- GLAD Law
- Immigration Equality
- PAIR Project
- Sanctuary for Families
- Steps to Justice
- Transgender Law Center
- VRLC
Violence Prevention/Education
- Break the Cycle
- Know Your IX
- Love is Respect
- RAINN
- Right to Be
- SafeBAE
- Teen Dating Violence Prevention Project
General Counseling and Mental Health Resources
- Black Men Heal
- Call Blackline
- Child Witness to Violence
- Children with Voices Program
- Healing in Colour
- Inclusive Therapists
- INNOPSYCH – Therapists of Color
- MA DMH Multicultural Mental Health Resource Directory
- Project Heal
- Therapy Den
- Therapy for Black Girls
Sexual & Reproductive Health
Pregnancy:
In Massachusetts, emergency contraception is available:
- Over the counter at most pharmacies
- At the ScriptCenter Kiosk, inside of the HUHS main entrance in the Smith Campus Center
- By a healthcare provider
- As part of a Sexual Assault Evidence Collection Kit at the hospital
HIV and STIs:
HIV emergency post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) should be started as soon as possible for maximum effectiveness and must be started within 72 hours of the potential exposure. You can access this at no charge through SANE services or through a medical provider.
Accessing Reproductive Health Services:
- BMC OB/GYN/Family Planning
- Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Family Planning Services
- Massachusetts General Hospital, Complex Family Planning Program
- Planned Parenthood Boston
- Women’s Health Services
