ASK DC is the first user-friendly tech platform designed to connect survivors of sexual violence with comprehensive, easily accessible support. It brings together medical, legal, mental health, law enforcement, advocacy, campus-based, and prevention services in one confidential and free tool.

Updated in 2025, ASK DC now offers filters that streamline the search process, helping users quickly connect with the most relevant services, alongside resources in nine languages, a new accessibility menu to help all users navigate the site, and more.

We publish quarterly newsletters that spotlight the work of coalition members, share resources, and highlight programs, training, and policies shaped by community needs. The newsletters reflect our commitment to strengthening the network of care and advocacy across DC and beyond.

Check out our archive:

September 2025
February 2025
November 2024
August 2024
September 2023
July 2023
May 2023
February 2023

Nameless is a documentary about child sex trafficking in Washington, DC and at-large. Produced by MCSR in partnership with our Coalition, the film explores the trafficking of children for commercial sexual exploitation as an often invisible form of gender-based violence. Learn more and watch for free on YouTube.

Every April, communities across DC join advocates worldwide in recognizing Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). SAAM raises awareness about the impacts of sexual assault, supports survivors and allies, and strengthens prevention efforts. To encourage local participation, we provide an annual SAAM Action Guide with ready-made posts, community-specific data, and compelling visuals that help spark conversation and deepen community engagement. Click here to see past SAAM resources.

Every September, colleges and universities nationwide observe National Campus Safety Awareness Month (CSAM) to highlight the importance of safety on campus and promote violence prevention efforts. During CSAM, we partner with local campuses to promote prevention, response, and advocacy services that address sexual violence and build cultures of consent and accountability.  

We are committed to raising awareness, sharing resources, and engaging our community across multiple platforms. Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for updates, advocacy campaigns, and event highlights. Watch training videos and educational content on our YouTube channel and connect with us on LinkedIn to stay informed about our work, partnerships, and professional opportunities. Through these channels, we aim to build a more informed and empowered community in the fight to end sexual violence.