COVID-19 Resources

Stanford returned to the traditional three-quarter academic year with mostly in-person operations beginning fall 2021. However, it is important to recognize that COVID-19 is an ongoing crisis— many of our community members continue to experience issues such as housing insecurity, a lack of affordable health care, and financial hardship, particularly those who are part of a systemically minoritized group or groups. Take a look at the resources below that address some of the impacts of COVID-19, particularly in regards to sexual/relationship violence. If you would like to learn more, we invite you to explore this website or contact us at shareeducation@stanford.edu.

Teaching and Learning

Read:

• Sexual Violence Intervention, Prevention, & Support in the Virtual Classroom Setting & Beyond: Instructor Guidance (Stanford SHARE Title IX Office)

• College domestic violence resource sheet (COVID-19 Task Force on Domestic Violence, Instagram: @covid19_taskforcedv)

• Economic Impact of Covid-19 on Survivors Survey (Center for Survivor Agency and Justice)

• COVID-19 and Sexual Health (National Coalition for Sexual Health; fact sheets & webinar)

• Relationships and Sexual Health During COVID-19 (Cal Poly Campus Health and Wellbeing)

• A Snapshot of Domestic Violence During COVID-19 (National Domestic Violence Hotline, June 5, 2020)

• Asian American Feminist Antibodies {care in the time of coronavirus} (Asian American Feminist Collective & Bluestockings NYC)

• LGBTQ Intimate Partner Violence and COVID-19 (Human Rights Campaign Foundation)

• COVID Causes Long-Term Harm for Sexual Violence Survivors of Color: Report (Colorlines)

Watch:

• "Navigate Relationships While Sheltering In Place" Slides & Recording (*speaker begins at 5:24; ~1 hour) (Stanford SHARE Title IX Office and Graduate Life Office)

• Understanding Trauma and Sexual Violence During COVID-19 (~1.25 hours; San Francisco Commission on the Status of Women)

• Policy Brief: Addressing cumulative trauma in the age of COVID-19: A call to prioritize racially minoritized survivors in higher education (slides & recorded presentation with audio transcript; ~16 min)

Healing

• Coronavirus Anxiety Workbook: A Tool to Help You Build Resilience During Difficult Times (source: thewellnesssociety.org)

• Virtual Well-being Resources at Stanford

• Headspace (Access reduced rates through Stanford’s Health Improvement program)

• Resources for Healing and Resilience (Columbia University)

National Resources for Sexual/Relationship Violence & COVID-19

• COVID-19 and Domestic Violence (National Coalition Against Domestic Violence)

• YWCA USA COVID-19 Emergency Response & Resources (YWCA)

• Resources for COVID-19 Response (National Sexual Violence Resource Center)

• Staying Safe During COVID-19 (National Domestic Violence Hotline)

• Help for Survivors, Communities and DV/SA Programs (FUTURES Without Violence)

• Using Technology to Communicate with Survivors During a Public Health Crisis (TechSafety)

The SHARE Title IX Office remains open for remote and in-person support & engagement during normal business hours. For more information, take a look at our letter sent to our community in 2020 regarding COVID-19 changes.