Resources

www.Not-2-Late.com: A comprehensive resource for information about EC and where to get it. Information is available in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic. You can also call: 1-888-NOT-2-LATE, a hotline also available in English and Spanish.

www.Go2PlanB.com: Consumer information about Plan B, one brand of emergency contraceptive pills.

Go2EC.org: Provides extensive information about EC availability in the U.S., including state profiles.

www.FillMyPillsNow.org: A website with information about pharmacies that refuse to fill prescriptions for EC and birth control pills, including women's personal stories, an activist toolkit, and scorecards for major pharmacy chains.

www.ec-help.org: A website with information about EC Pharmacy Programs, which allow women to obtain EC directly from the pharmacy without a prescription.  The site lists participating programs in Alaska, California, Hawaii, New Hampshire, New Mexico, and Washington.

www.getthepill.com: This website offers online prescriptions for both EC and birth control pills for residents of some states.

National Sexual Violence Resource Center: NSVRC is a comprehensive collection and distribution center for information, statistics, and resources related to sexual violence.

Rape and Incest National Network: RAINN is the nation's largest anti-sexual assault organization and operates the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1.800.656.HOPE.

The Family Violence and Sexual Assault Institute: FVSAI is an international organization that works in the areas of research, program consultation and evaluation, training and technical assistance, and community education and development.

Family Violence Prevention Fund: FVPF works to prevent violence within the home, and in the community, to help those whose lives are devastated by violence.

Preserving Evidence & the Forensic Exam: Provides information about evidence collection and what happens during a forensic exam for survivors of sexual assault.

Sexual Assault Services: Medical Options: Another site for survivors with information about forensic exam and evidence collection.

Crime Victims' Compensation: If you have experienced sexual assault, you may be eligible for crime victims' compensation. For more information, type "crime victims compensation [your state]" into the search field on Google or your favorite search engine.

It Happened to Alexa Foundation: A website for survivors and their families providing support and information for women seeking criminal prosecution of their attackers.  The foundation also provides financial support for accompaniment/support services in court.

VDay: V-Day is a global movement to stop violence against women and girls.  V-Day promotes creative events to raise funds and awareness in support of anti-violence efforts around the world.

I Will Survive: Lori Robinson's website promoting her book, I Will Survive: The African-American Guide to Healing from Sexual Assault and Abuse.

Soul's Calling:  Founded by a sexual assault survivor, this unique company promotes the idea that we are all connected to each other, and what we do, say, and even think affects everyone around us.

 The Voices and Faces Project:  A national survivor network that gives voice and face to rape survivors while offering a sense of solidarity and possibility to those who have lived through abuse. 

National Adoption Information Clearinghouse: The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services official website. Provides practical information on adoption, including legal issues, types of adoption, and frequently asked questions.

Adoption.us.com: Addresses legal and financial adoption questions.

The Ferre Institute: Provides resources, including the "Adoption Is an Option" movie, recommended books, and a brochure.

National Network of Abortion Funds: An affiliation of community-based abortion funds throughout the U.S. These funds help women and girls who want to terminate a pregnancy but cannot afford the cost of a safe, legal abortion. Find referrals to abortion funds and clinics across the U.S.

National Abortion Federation: Provides factual information about abortion, confidential, non-judgmental support, referrals to quality abortion providers in the caller's area, referrals to funding sources. You may also call: 1-800-772-9100.

Exhale: An after-abortion counseling talkline (1-866-4-EXHALE). Provides non-judgmental, multi-lingual resources for women who have had abortions.

Planned Parenthood Federation of America: Find a Planned Parenthood clinic near you.

www.MedicationAbortion.com: Provides information about medication abortion and aspiration abortion in English, Arabic, Spanish, and French.

Choice Link-Up: a directory listing for information about reproductive health and rights, including abortion. Includes links to accurate health information, services, pro-choice organizations, rights groups, resources, and discussion sites.

Pregnant by Rape: A website written by a woman who is the mother of a child conceived in rape. Provides unbiased information and support.

Project Becky: A website written by a woman who chose abortion following sexual assault. Provides unbiased information and support.