# The Alliance Against Sexual Violence: Ending sexual violence\. In all forms\. For all people\. > The Alliance leads New York State's work to end sexual violence through education, prevention, research, and policy advocacy\. Generated by Yoast SEO v28.4, this is an llms.txt file, meant for consumption by LLMs. ## Pages - [News \& Stories](https://newyorkalliance.org/blog/) - [Contact](https://newyorkalliance.org/contact/) - [2025 Conference Photos](https://newyorkalliance.org/2025-conference-photos/) - [2024 Conference Photos](https://newyorkalliance.org/2024-conference-photos/) - [Ways to Support The Alliance](https://newyorkalliance.org/ways-to-support-the-alliance/) ## Posts - [We’re Expanding Statewide to Become The Alliance Against Sexual Violence](https://newyorkalliance.org/were-expanding-statewide-to-become-the-alliance-against-sexual-violence/): When we met at our State of Sexual Violence Response Conference in 2024 for the very first time, it was just one week after the federal election—a moment filled with uncertainty, reflection, and resolve\. Our 2025 conference, one year later, followed our very own New York City mayoral election\.  - [The State of Sexual Violence Response By Clarissa Espinoza](https://newyorkalliance.org/heres-the-latest-post/): When we met at our State of Sexual Violence Response Conference in 2024 for the very first time, it was just one week after the federal election—a moment filled with uncertainty, reflection, and resolve\. Our 2025 conference, one year later, followed our very own New York City mayoral election\.  - [SAAM 2026 Calendar of Events](https://newyorkalliance.org/read-this-post-and-read-it-another-time/) - [Resources: The State of Sexual Violence Response Conference](https://newyorkalliance.org/press-release-this-is-the-title-of-a-press-release-that-goes-here/): We want to extend our deepest gratitude to all who joined us for The State of Sexual Violence Response in New York City conference\. Your participation as an attendee, panelist, or moderator made this gathering a powerful space for learning, collaboration, and advocacy\. - [25th Anniversary Impact Awards](https://newyorkalliance.org/first-blog-post-will-be-this-one/): In 2025, The Alliance marks 25 years of advocacy, action, and survivor\-centered systems change\. To celebrate this milestone, we’ll be honoring those who have made powerful contributions to addressing sexual violence in New York City and State\. We’ll also spotlight the urgent work still ahead\. ## Events - [The Alliance Impact Awards 2026](https://newyorkalliance.org/event/the-alliance-impact-awards-2026/): An evening honoring the people working across New York to strengthen support for survivors and prevent sexual violence\. - [2026 Pediatric/Adolescent SAFE Course](https://newyorkalliance.org/event/virtual-workshop-advocacy-culture/): Our 40\-hour Pediatric/Adolescent Course is accredited by International Association of Forensic Nurses \(IAFN\) and educates medical professionals on providing trauma\-informed and culturally responsive care to children who have experienced sexual violence\. The Pediatric/Adolescent course is a hybrid model, inclusive of a self\-led online pre\-course and live lectures over three days: two days over zoom and one in\-person\. - [2026 Adult SAFE Course](https://newyorkalliance.org/event/2026-leadership-conference-v2/): Our 40\-hour Adult/Adolescent Course is accredited by New York State Department of Health \(NYS DOH\) and International Association of Forensic Nurses \(IAFN\)\. This four\-day course educates medical professionals on providing patient\-centered, trauma\-informed, and culturally responsive care to adults and adolescents who have experienced sexual violence and is a pre\-requisite for completing the Pediatric Course\. - [SAFE Care for Pregnant Patients](https://newyorkalliance.org/event/safe-care-for-pregnant-patients/): Join Karen Caroll, RN, SANE\-A, SANE\-P, NY\-SAFE for a special discussion about providing SAFE care to pregnant patients\. She will discuss how to appropriately adopt the exam to meet the needs of this patient population, how to integrate an assessment for intimate\-partner violence into the exam, and appropriately follow\-up care\. ## Personnel - [Clarissa Espinoza](https://newyorkalliance.org/our-team/clarissa-espinoza/) - [Chloe Sarapas](https://newyorkalliance.org/our-team/chloe-sarapas/) - [Scarlett Thompson](https://newyorkalliance.org/our-team/scarlett-thompson/) - [Ellie Lico](https://newyorkalliance.org/our-team/ellie-lico-she-her/) - [Tannuja Devi Rozario, PhD](https://newyorkalliance.org/our-team/tannuja-devi-rozario-phd/) ## Resources - [New York City Sexual Violence Survivor Resource Guide](https://newyorkalliance.org/resource/sexual-violence-survivor-resource-guide/): The Alliance is proud to launch the Third Edition of our New York City Sexual Violence Survivor Resource Guide, available in English \(disponible en Español\)\. - [Building a Coordinated Prevention Infrastructure for Sexual Violence in New York City](https://newyorkalliance.org/resource/report-counseling-support/): Sexual violence prevention remains a critical yet under\-resourced component of New York City’s approach to addressing sexual violence\. While New York State has made meaningful advances in survivor services, forensic care, and crisis response infrastructure, prevention efforts to target the root causes of violence have not received comparable attention or investment\. As a result, prevention programs operate within fragmented systems, limited guidance, and constrained capacity\. - [Mapping Sexual Violence in New York City](https://newyorkalliance.org/resource/global-energy-demand-growth/): In 2024, The Alliance completed a multi\-year mapping project that pinpointed gaps in New York City’s sexual violence response system\. Data analysis revealed what survivors and the organizations that serve them have experienced for years: the biggest gaps in services exist in communities experiencing the highest rates of sexual violence, oftentimes in outer boroughs and low\-income communities of color\. - [Coordinated Community Response: A Guide to Creating and Maintaining Institution\-Wide Responsibility For the Prevention of, and Response to, Sexual and Domestic Violence](https://newyorkalliance.org/resource/annual-impact-report-from-the-field/): Developing a Coordinated Community Response Team \(CCRT\) is the first step to establishing campus\-wide responsibility for the prevention of and the response to sexual and domestic violence\. The CCRT will lead the charge in changing the campus culture on sexual and domestic violence\. 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