If the assault happened within the past few days...
- You may want to seek medical care or preserve evidence of what happened. You don't have to go to the hospital to do it. Here are details to frequently asked questions about medical care after sexual assault.
- Learn more about Williams' many means of increasing safety, support, and accommodation for survivors.
- Pregnant or Parenting? Title IX protects you from discrimination at college.
Steps you can take anytime...
Seek out a friend, family member, or anyone you trust to talk to. You may not want or feel able to make quick decisions yet. That's OK: You can use the following resources whenever you're ready, no matter how much time has passed.
Your conversations with the college services on the list below will be kept private unless there is an ongoing threat to the community. Learn more about confidentiality and privacy.
Williams College's Resources
- Health Center, 413-597-2206
- Integrative Wellbeing Services, 413-597-2353
- Chaplains’ Office, 413-597-2483
- Intimate Violence Prevention & Response and Health Education, 413-597-4977
- Title IX Coordinator, Toya Camacho by phone at 413-597-3301, by email to [email protected], or in person at Hopkins Hall Room 110
- Office of Accessible Education
- RASAN
Local Resources
- Elizabeth Freeman Center,
- Berkshire Medical Center (SANE Exams/Kits are done here)
- NAMI Berkshire County Warmline (Free and confidential non-crisis line)
- Planned Parenthood – Bennington Health Center
National Resources
- National Sexual Assault Hotline
- National Sexual Assault Online Hotline
- National Domestic Violence Hotline (Call, Chat, and Text options available)
- The Network/La Red (LGBTQ+/poly/kink friendly sexual and dating violence hotline and information available in English and Spanish)
- The Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ crisis hotline with Call, Chat, and Text options available)
- RAINN