Violence Intervention and Prevention Program
The mission of this program is to create a campus community free of sexual and gender-based violence through education, resources and support.
Below are resources for those who have experienced sexual and/or gender-based violence, stalking, dating/domestic violence. If you are seeking resources for someone other than yourself, please remember it is important for the victim/survivor to have agency to make decisions for themselves.
Emergencies
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, call 9-1-1.
Get Help Now
If you or someone you know has recently experienced sexual assault or other violence, it is highly recommended to visit a medical professional. The following resources may be helpful for those needing immediate access to services and resources.
Sexual Assault
If you or someone you know has recently experienced sexual assault, it is highly recommended to visit a medical professional.
Minnesota Resources
Obtain free medical care at your local hospital emergency room. Let the hospital staff know that you have experienced sexual violence. If you have questions review this information about Sexual Assault Forensic Exams.
In the Duluth area
Essentia Health emergency room
407 E 3rd St
Duluth, MN 55805
218-786-4000
St. Luke’s Emergency Room
1012 E. 2nd Street
Building A, 2nd Floor
Duluth, MN 55805
218-249-5616
Crisis Resources
Find Help in Minnesota
This site will provide information on how to contact an advocate, seek emergency medical care, support for Deaf and Hard of Hearing victims/survivors, support and information for those who do not speak English and a directory for Minnesota resources.
PAVSA (Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault)
24/7 crisis hotline for the Duluth, MN area
218-726-1931
National resources
RAINN (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network)
The nation’s largest anti-sexual violence organization. They can help connect you to your closest local resource. Online chat/video conference is available as well.
800-656-4673
Specific for men who have experienced sexual abuse and/or assault
Domestic Violence
If you, or someone you know is needing to leave an abusive relationship, advocates at the following organizations can help plan for safety, connect with resources, and more.
Minnesota Resources
Safe Haven Shelter (Duluth)
218-728-6481
Dabinoo’Igan (Duluth)
218-722-2247
Esperanza United
651-722-1611
- 24-hour MN crisis line in Spanish and English
- Family advocacy for Latinx communities living in the Twin Cities and surrounding cities
Minnesota Day One Crisis Hotline
Call: 866-223-1111
Text: 612-399-9995
National Resources
Love Is Respect
1-866-331-9474
Text: LOVEIS to 22522
StrongHearts Native Helpline
1-844-762-8483
The Deaf Hotline
855-812-1001 (Voice/VP)
hotline@adwas.org
The National Domestic Violence Hotline
800-799-7233
Stalking
If you believe you are in immediate danger due to stalking/harassment, contact emergency services at 9-1-1.
Stalking Prevention, Awareness, and Resource Center
Note: this resource does NOT provide direct service to victims.
Get Help When You’re Ready
The resources below are a great starting point to understanding what resources are available for when you, or someone you care about is ready or would like to seek more information. If someone you care about has experienced sexual and/or gender-based violence, you are welcome to utilize the resources provided as well.
Confidential resources
On-campus confidential resources
Extended Sites
If you are not located on the Duluth campus and would like resources specific to your campus area, please look below. You may also find state and national resources helpful.
- Austin, MN
- Crime Victims Resource Center
24-hour crisis line — works with various crime victims, including domestic abuse/assault, sexual assault, rape, stalking and harassment
101 14th St. NW, Austin, MN 55912
507-437-6680
- Crime Victims Resource Center
- Brainerd, MN
- Sexual Assault Services
24-hour crisis, information and referral line
218-828-0494 or Toll Free 1-888-458-0494 - Mid-Minnesota Women’s Center
24-hour crisis, information and resources line
218-828-1216 or 888-777-1248
- Sexual Assault Services
- Cloquet, MN
- Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault (PAVSA)
Services include a 24-hour crisis line, SANE Program, counseling, therapy, support group and legal advocacy
Crisis Line: 218- 726-1931 or 866-229-7425
Office: 218-726-1442
- Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault (PAVSA)
- Duluth, MN
- Safe Haven Shelter
Emergency shelter for victims of domestic violence
218-728-6481
- Safe Haven Shelter
- Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa
- Fond du Lac Human Services
218-879-1227 or Toll-Free #: 1-888-888-6007
Advocacy Crisis Line: 218-348-1817
Advocacy Crisis Pager: 218-725-9289
- Fond du Lac Human Services
- Grand Rapids, MN
- Advocates for Family Peace
Providing advocacy and support for victims and survivors of domestic violence
1611 NW 4th Street Grand Rapids, MN 55744
218-326-0388 - Support within Reach
Advocacy and support for victims and survivors of sexual assault. SWR also provides support to friends and family members of survivors
218-326-5008
- Advocates for Family Peace
- Inver Grove Heights, MN
- Lewis House, 360 Communities 24/7 Violence Prevention Services
Sexual Assault Hotline: 651-405-1500
Lewis House in Eagan: 651-452-7288
Lewis House in Hastings: 651-437-1291
- Lewis House, 360 Communities 24/7 Violence Prevention Services
- St. Cloud, MN
- Central MN Sexual Assault Center
320-251-4357 - AnnMarie’s Alliance Domestic Violence Resources
24-hour crisis line
320-253-6900
800-950-2203
- Central MN Sexual Assault Center
- St. Paul
- Casa de Esperanza
Advocacy and 24-hour bilingual crisis line, court advocacy and shelter services
651-772-1611 - SOS Sexual Violence Services
Provides 24-hour crisis counseling, information and referrals for victims of any sexual violence and for friends and families
24-hour crisis line: 651-266-1000 - The Saint Paul Ramsey County Domestic Abuse Intervention Project
24-hour crisis line
651-645-2824
888-575-3367
- Casa de Esperanza
Off-campus resources
For further resources, visit any of the following sites:
loveisrespect.org provides information on healthy relationships, dating red flags, and a variety of other topics for teens and young adults
National Sexual Violence Resource Center contains information, resources, events, and actions for those impacted by sexual violence.
1in6.org/ focuses specifically on men who have experienced sexual abuse and assault. There are resources for friends, family, and partners as well.
Pathways to Safety provides information, advocacy, and resources to citizens of the United States who experienced sexual and/or gender-based violence while living, traveling, or studying abroad.
Reporting Options
Equal Opportunity and NonDiscrimination Online Report Form (Title IX)
In-person or by phone/zoom with Title IX Coordinator (218-625-4444) or Deputy Coordinator (218-723-6299)
Contact Us
Kelly Durick Eder
Title IX Coordinator
Tower Hall 2108
Duluth Campus
218-625-4444
218-723-5961
titleix@css.edu
Stacy Deadrick
Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Athletics
218-723-6299
sdeadric@css.edu