When someone experiences trauma related to sexual misconduct, relationship violence or stalking, it can impact more than just those directly involved. Trauma affects those who experience harm (complainant), their support systems and the communities they engage in. Additionally, trauma can impact those who reportedly cause harm (respondents), their support system and communities as well.

It is important that all involved have access to services both on and off campus to assist them through their experience. Services can include information about common reactions, how to support friends, processing rights/options and emotional support.

Here are some answers to a few things you might be wondering:

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CONFIDENTIAL HELP
Call the Wellness Exchange Hotline at (212) 443-9999 or chat via the app anytime and ask for a Crisis Response Counselor (CRC). They can talk through your medical, mental health, and legal options and meet with you in person. Available 24 hours a day, every day.

I was harmed

Resources for Student Complainants

For individuals who assert a violation of NYU's Sexual Misconduct, Relationship Violence, and Stalking Policy
What to Do After an Incident
Understanding Your Experience
Sexual Misconduct, Relationship Violence, and Stalking Resource Guide for Students

I was accused of harming someone

Resources for Student Respondents

For individuals who have been accused of violating NYU's Sexual Misconduct, Relationship Violence, and Stalking Policy

Support Systems

Resources for Friends and Family
Resources for Employees

Confidential On-Campus Resources

Crisis Response Counselors at the Wellness Exchange

Counselors can offer confidential support and discuss your options over the phone, via the app, or in person during emergencies.

Center for Sexual and Relationship Respect Services

The Center can provide confidential counseling services and connect you to other confidential resources.

The S.P.A.C.E.

The Sexual Misconduct Prevention Assistance Counseling Education, (S.P.A.C.E.) is a multipurpose space dedicated to prevention, assistance, counseling, and education where students can gather, get connected to counseling services, discover additional support, and use as a safe space and meeting area.

Services provided by NYU staff at The S.P.A.C.E. are confidential, however, conversations with other students at The S.P.A.C.E. may not be — always ask before you reveal details you want to keep confidential.

  • Open during business hours
  • At 726 Broadway, 4th Floor — make a left after exiting elevator and follow the signs

Non-Confidential On-Campus Resources

Department of Campus Safety

Can provide non-confidential but immediate assistance and help file an on-campus report.

  • Available 24 hours a day, every day
  • (212) 998-2222 in New York

Lauren Stabile, Title IX Coordinator & Senior Director of Programs

Can provide non-confidential help by starting a formal investigation and can connect you to counseling and other support services.

  • Available during business hours
  • (212) 998-2352

Shakera Turi, Executive Director and Title IX Coordinator

Can provide non-confidential help by starting a formal investigation and can connect you to counseling and other support services.

  • Available during business hours
  • (212) 998-2352

Additional Resources

Extended On-Campus Contacts

Below is an extended selection of offices across NYU that can help you. Learn about when information can be kept confidential.

Resources Around New York City