Portland State University
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Confidential On-Campus Resources
PSU’s “Get Help” Page With Campus Resources
Sexual and Relationship Violence Response Program
Website | 503.894.7982
Book an appointment with an advocate online
The Center for Student Health & Counseling
Website | 503.725.2800
Student Legal Services
Website | 503.725.4556
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Non-Confidential Resources & Reporting On-Campus
PSU Reporting Options Webpage
Title IX Coordinator
Title IX Homepage/Website | titleixcoordinator@pdx.edu
Submit an Anonymous Report
Available via PSU’s Online Anonymous Report
Campus Public Safety
Website | Emergency: 503-725-5911
Non-emergency: 503-725-4407
TTY: 503-725-2511
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Confidential Options Off-Campus
Bradley Angle House
Services for domestic violence survivors and their children. Culturally specific services available for LGBTQ and African American community.
Website | 503.281.2442 or 503.232.1528 (office)
El Programa El Hispano-Project UNICA
Project UNICA's goal is to provide support, advocacy, and opportunity for self-empowerment, enabling survivors to exercise free and informed life choices. Project UNICA operates the UNICA Crisis Line, which is the first Crisis Line in Spanish in Multnomah County.
Website | 24-hour crisis line 1.888.232.448 | Portland 503.688.2630 | Gresham 503.669.8350
Gay Men’s Domestic Violence Project
National domestic violence hotline for gay men, located in Boston, MA. Crisis line offers emotional support, safety planning, crisis counseling, referrals and emergency housing.
Website | 800.832.1901
Victim Rights Law Center
Call 24/7 to leave a message on the intake line. VRLC provides free, holistic legal assistance to victims of rape and sexual assault in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties, Oregon. People eligible to be clients: sexual assault survivors (based on self-identification, criminal charges are NOT required). There are no age, income, citizenship, or immigration status restrictions. Services may include family members in immigration cases. Only legal matters related to the sexual assault qualify.
VRLC attorneys provide consultation and legal representation in the areas of victim advocacy*, safety and privacy*, benefits and financial stability*, housing*, employment*, education, immigration, and identity document changes.
*Tri county area only (Multnomah, Clackamas & Washington; survivor must live, work, go to school, or have been assaulted in relevant geographic location.)
Website | 503.274.5477, ext. 6
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Reporting Options Off-Campus
If you are experiencing an emergency, please dial 911