August 4th, 2026, 12:30-2pm PT/3:30-5pm ETWebinar Overview This webinar will provide culturally specific service providers, advocates, and legal professionals with practical guidance on survivor privacy, confidentiality obligations, and privilege considerations in...

Sexual violence is defined by the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention as “sexual activity when consent is not obtained or freely given. It impacts every community and affects both sexes and people of all sexual orientations and ages. Anyone can experience or...

Youth (ages 13 to 24) often use informal terms to describe their romantic or sexual relationships. Just like the relationships they represent, these terms can be fluid or lack discrete definitions. These labels do not necessarily imply that a relationship is exclusive...

Sexual violence is defined by the US Center for Disease Control and Prevention as “sexual activity when consent is not obtained or freely given. It impacts every community and affects both sexes and people of all sexual orientations and ages. This publication provides...

Fall 2025 About the Toolkit This toolkit grew out of a need to build evidence and document the ongoing practices, policies, and programs aimed at stopping violence in within Asian American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander (AANHPI) and Middle Eastern and North...

Related Resources Video SeriesAvailable in the following languages: Arabic Bangla Cantonese Chuukese English Hmong Korean Mandarin Tagalog Thai Vietnamese Share this: This short video series was created by the Asian Pacific Institute on...

Related Resources API-GBV, Sauti Yetu, and Peaceful Families ProjectTranslated Versions Arabic Dari French Pashto Somali Turkish See English Version Here Share this:

A key question sits at the heart of this work: What does it mean to stop violence before it starts? The broader anti-violence field has invested in prevention for many years, yet there has been far less attention to how advocates who serve AANHPI and MENA communities...