Downloadable Materials

RAINN's outreach materials are available for both individual and public use. All materials are free to use and easy to download! Please use these materials to raise awareness about sexual assault by posting them in your community.

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2010 RAINN Day Guide

Master Event Guide
This will help you develop the most successful event possible for your community. It offers a wide variety of ideas, plans, informational materials, and resources that can be adjusted for your event’s size and budget.

Handouts

Info. Sheets:
One page summary on National Sexual Assault Hotline, National Sexual Assault Online Hotline, Policymaking, Educating America, and Volunteering.

Get Carded card:
(geared towards college-age students)
RAINN’s “Get Carded” cards provide information about preventing and recovering from sexual assault.

College Brochure:
(geared towards college-age students)
Provides statistics, safety tips, ways to volunteer and information on the hotlines.

Get the Facts:
Includes general facts about sexual assault, including information on frequency, male and female victims, and victims under age 30.

Statistics:
Includes information on the number of sexual assaults per year, age of victims, attacker's relationship to victim, etc.

Every 2 Minutes:
"Every 2 minutes, someone in the U.S. is sexually assaulted.
To get help, get involved, or learn more about the National Sexual Assault OnlineHotline, visit: rainn.org

Volunteer Handouts:
All about RAINN’s volunteer opportunities, which include volunteering for the National Sexual Assault Hotline and Online Hotline, and planning an event to benefit RAINN.

Posters

Stop and Listen: ~~ designed by Agustina Gaviola:
"It's never too late to get help.
National Sexual Assault Hotline.
Free. Safe. Confidential. 24/7."

Stop and Listen: ~~ designed by Marie Fukuda:
"83% of college men respect their partners' wishes about sexual activity.
Make sure you both want the same thing."

What Would You Do? ~~ designed by Marie Fukuda:
"74% of college men would intervene to prevent a sexual assault.
You could save a friend from becoming a victim of sexual assault. Or from committing a crime."

Multimedia

Please visit RAINN's Multimedia section to download Public Service Announcements, Web Banners, Web Videos, etc.

This product was supported by grant number 2009-D1-BX-KO23 awarded by the Office for Victims of Crime, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this product are those of the contributors and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice.