Over 1,600 survivors, advocates, and prevention practitioners gathered in Anaheim, CA, for the National Sexual Assault Conference® (NSAC)! This year, attendees at NSAC were invited to reimagine what the future holds for the movement. Plenary speakers and performances shared lived experiences as frameworks to rethink tumultuous periods, while plenary entertainment by Drummers without Borders, Mariachi Divas, and Bamby Salcedo energized us to imagine and work toward a future focused on strong ...| VALOR US
We have three more weeks until the 2025 National Sexual Assault Conference® (NSAC)! We are so excited to bring together more than 1,500 survivors, advocates, prevention practitioners, and community partners in Anaheim, California. As we look forward to seeing old colleagues, making new connections, and embracing innovative ideas and perspectives to build a more just […]| VALOR US
July is Disability Pride Month! Disability Pride Month began as a day of celebration in Boston in 1990 following the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) into law on July 26, 1990. In 2004, Chicago hosted the first Disability Pride Parade. Today, nationwide events take place during July and year-round, empowering people with […]| VALOR US
VALOR invites you to join us for the National Sexual Assault Conference® (NSAC)! Register today to secure your spot at our movement’s largest conference. NSAC is a dedicated space for survivors, advocates, and community leaders invested in the future of ending sexual violence. NSAC 2025 will provide concurrent trainings and sessions that are independently funded […]| VALOR US
¡VALOR le invita a unirse a nosotros en la Conferencia Nacional de Asalto Sexual (NSAC)! Regístrese hoy para asegurar su lugar en la conferencia más grande de nuestro movimiento. NSAC es un espacio dedicado a sobrevivientes, intercesores y líderes comunitarios comprometidos con el futuro de poner fin a la violencia sexual. NSAC 2025 proporcionará entrenamientos […]| VALOR US
VALOR’s collaborative project with The Arc of California, C.A. LEADDS, has developed a new outreach resource specifically designed for sexual assault survivors with developmental disabilities (DD). This resource was informed by conversations with survivors and shaped by the voices of those most impacted. Throughout the course of the project, C.A. LEADDS conducted interviews with survivors […]| VALOR US
A new report from the Newcomb Institute at Tulane University, Sexual Harassment and Assault in California: Findings from the #MeToo 2024 Survey, points to rising rates of sexual assault and harassment against women in California. | VALOR US
