Resources

Women's Center

Women's Center Resources

Whether you are experiencing a situation you need help with, helping another person, or simply seeking educational materials, the following resources can help Huskies of all genders.

If you are in immediate danger, call 911.

Safety Alert: The abuser may be monitoring your computer use. Consider using a safer computer such as one in a public library or one available on campus.

If you have experienced sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating or relationship violence, stalking, or sexual exploitation, the University is committed to getting you the help and support you deserve.

Sexual Violence and Misconduct

Campus and Community Resources

Abortion and Pregnancy Resources

Women's Center pro-life and pro-choice male accountability Ejaculate Responsibly Campaign:

Link to campaign explanation document (PDF)

Explore these resources if you are in need of abortion or pregnancy care:

Pregnancy Options Workbook
Link to Women's Center Abortion Resources Handout
Link to Women's Center Crisis Pregnancy Centers Harm Handout

Confidential Campus Resources For victims/survivors

These resources are all able to protect your confidentiality by listening and offering assistance and options without having to report to university officials or police. Disclosures are never shared or reported without the explicit consent of the victims/survivor. If you are uncertain about whether you want to report, contact any one of these resources.

Counseling & Psychological Services | (320) 308-3171
Medical Clinic | (320) 308-3193

Community Gender Violence Resources St. Cloud area and beyond

Central MN Sexual Assault Center (CMSAC) | (320) 251-4357

24/7 crisis line, sexual assault advocates offer free ongoing support counseling, support groups, assist with harassment (HRO) and protective (OFP) orders, accompany victims to court, safety planning, hospital advocacy and accompaniment, and more.

Anna Marie’s Alliance Domestic Violence Shelter and Services | (320) 253-6900

Women’s shelter located in St. Cloud. Domestic violence advocates can assist with protective orders (OFP), accompany victims to court, safety planning, support groups, prevention/education programs, and more.

Day One | (866) 223-1111

MN statewide crisis line for safe housing and services connection for survivors of sexual and domestic violence, stalking, harassment, trafficking, and other crime victims.

Standpoint | (612) 343-9842

Statewide free legal resource and advice for criminal, civil, and immigration issues related to sexual and domestic violence, trafficking, harassment, and stalking.

Official Campus Reporting Available to all students

Office for Equity and Access/Title IX
Report to SCSU
Public Safety

Other Gender Violence Resources

Additional Resources

Basic Needs Resources (for St. Cloud State students)

SCSU Library Student Parent Study Room

Campus lactation space locations

Central MN Legal Services | (320) 253-0121
Legal aid for low-income folks related to HRO/OFPs, custody, housing, and disability issues

UnRestrict MN Guide to Getting an Abortion

Planned Parenthood | (320) 252-9504
Birth control, HIV services, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing, abortion referrals, STD/STI testing, treatment, and vaccines

St. Cloud Hospital Emergency Trauma Center | (320) 255-5656
Conduct sexual assault physical exams and evidence collection, treatment for any physical injuries, offer emergency contraception, STI and HIV prevention medication, or treatment during a mental health crisis. A sexual assault advocate from CMSAC will be called to respond and provide advocacy.

Rural Aids Action Network (RAAN) | (320) 257-3036
Free HIV & Hepatitis C testing, medical case management for people who are HIV positive, food voucher program, medical transportation assistance, support groups, syringe exchange

Student-created Resource Guide for being an ally to trans athletes.
"The consensus among scholars from multiple disciplines, including human biology, kinesiology, law and policy, and gender studies, is clear: the future of sports for women and girls includes both transgender and cisgender women and girls." From Athlete Ally.org

More local resources

Contact the Women's Center