You Have Options. We Can Help.
If you or someone you know has been affected by sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, or stalking on or off campus, SAIC has a number of resources available for emotional support and reporting assistance. This website is designed to help you understand your options. Resources on this site are designated as either Confidential or Private to better assist you in choosing how to share information. If you have experienced discrimination, harassment, or retaliation, please see the policies listed for more information.
To speak with a confidential resource about your options for dealing with sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, or stalking, students can call Counseling Services at 312.499.4271 and faculty and staff can call the Employee Assistance Program at 800.311.4327.
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VAWA Policy [PDF]
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| DHR Policies |
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Accused Resource Sheet [PDF]
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| Training |
| Title IX Training Materials |
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Title IX Hearings [PDF]
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Title IX Advisors [PDF]
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Title IX Decision Makers [PDF]
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| Annual Reports for the Illinois Preventing Sexual Violence in Higher Education Act |
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2017 [PDF]
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2018 [PDF]
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2019 [PDF]
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2020 [PDF]
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2021 [PDF]
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2022 [PDF]
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The Title IX Office has prepared the following list of Interpersonal Violence resources for those segments of the SAIC community that may be vulnerable during these complex times, which are amplified by the impact of Covid-19.
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City of Chicago Office on Domestic Violence 24-Hour Hotline: 877-863-6338 |
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2710 17th St. P: 847-731-7165 24-Hour Crisis Hotline: 847-249-4450 |
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P: 800-603-4357 |
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2750 West Roosevelt Road P: 773-435-8300 |
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P: 773-667-0715 24-Hour Crisis Line: 800-863-6338 |
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2822 W. Jackson Blvd P: 773-772-5080
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7315 South Yale Avenue P: 773-651-8372 |
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