We want you to feel safe and supported during your experience at Indiana University. If you have experienced sexual misconduct of any kind, including sexual harassment, sexual assault and all forms of sexual violence, stalking, sexual exploitation, and dating and domestic violence, we are here to help you.
Please do not be afraid to report a crime or pursue immigration benefits because you are concerned
All people in the United States regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, ethnicity, or immigration status are guaranteed protection from abuse. Anyone who has experienced violence is encouraged to seek help regardless of immigration or citizenship status.
about continued abuse, deportation, other negative consequences, or because you do not understand U.S. law.
Indiana University has defined unacceptable sexual misconduct and many of the terms are described on this site. It is important for you to get help and understand how to report an incident.
Regardless of your status, if you are in an emergency situation, always call 911.
The United States offers several provisions for protecting immigrants who have been victims of crimes, including sexual violence. See the following sources for more information.
Green Card for VAWA Self-Pretitioner
For further guidance or to obtain a list of key resources, such as legal aid, social services, law enforcement, and government agencies that can help, contact to one of the following resources.
