LGBT Survivors of Sexual Assault for Service Members - Trifold

Sexual assault affects Service members of all stripes. Help your Service members learn about and deal with the realities of sexual assault in the LGBT community.

• LGBT victims of sexual assault

• Barriers to reporting

• Legal changes

• Reactions & effects

Victims of sexual assault need to understand that they are not alone. They also need to know the resources and options that are available. You can help walk these victims through the steps to surviving with the important information found in this guide.

• Recovery tips
• Common reactions

It is challenging to determine the true extent of sexual offenses against men, as male victims are often less likely to report these incidents. Male survivors experience many of the same feelings and reactions as other survivors of sexual assault, but they also face unique challenges due to social attitudes and stereotypes about men and masculinity. This comprehensive guide addresses these issues and provides valuable information on:

• Effects of sexual violence: Understand the physical, emotional, and psychological impact of sexual assault on male survivors.
• Support and services available to men: Discover the resources, support networks, and services designed to help male survivors recover and heal.
• Myths and facts about surviving sexual assault: Learn the truth about common misconceptions and gain insights into the realities faced by male survivors.

Empower yourself with knowledge and support through this essential guide, designed to help male survivors navigate their journey towards healing and recovery.

Sexual violence is a crime. The physical and emotional trauma it causes can affect victims for years. This guide provides information for victims of rape and sexual assault. This product is licensed by RAINN

• Physical and psychological effects of sexual trauma
• Reporting the crime
• Coping and recovery
• Media awareness