The SANE Certification Commission meets on the first Tuesday of odd-numbered months. Applications must be received in full THREE WEEKS PRIOR to a meeting date in order to be reviewed at that meeting.

For more information, please view this page, or email taskforce@oregonsatf.org.

The Pediatric Subcommittee is a branch of the Oregon Medical Forensic Committee (MFC), focused on standardizing and enhancing the medical-forensic response to pediatric sexual assault cases across Oregon. Members contribute their expertise to develop protocols, provide training, and support multidisciplinary coordination to ensure the best possible outcomes for pediatric survivors.

If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

The purpose of the Criminal Justice Subcommittee is to continue to improve the criminal justice system response to sexual assault by facilitating a successful and positive outcome for victims and the community. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Criminal Justice Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Medical Forensic Subcommittee is to develop an effective medical response to and standardize the care of sexual assault victims throughout the state of Oregon.. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Medical Forensic Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Campus Subcommittee is to promote sexual violence prevention efforts and a survivor-centered sexual assault response on college and university campuses. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Campus Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The SANE Certification Commission meets on the first Tuesday of odd-numbered months. Applications must be received in full THREE WEEKS PRIOR to a meeting date in order to be reviewed at that meeting.

For more information, please view this page, or email taskforce@oregonsatf.org.

The purpose of the Legislative & Public Policy Subcommittee is to develop, monitor and advocate for legislation and public policies that best address sexual assault. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Legislative + Public Policy Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Advocate Response Subcommittee is to ensure that survivor voices and informed choices guide the response to sexual assault. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Advocacy Response Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Offense Management Subcommittee is to specifically address issues related to the assessment, management, and treatment of sexual offenders. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Offender Management Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

Learn more about Oregon SATF’s Steering Committee and Task Force Advisory Committees here.

Committees meet quarterly, and appointed members commit to two hours of work between meetings to coordinate committee projects and business.

The Steering Committee consists of the co-chairs from each of the committees. These co-chairs come together to review publications, projects, and membership from all the committees. This strategy allows Oregon SATF to have a multi-disciplinary review of all work coming out of our committees.

The Men’s Engagement Subcommittee seeks to engage men and boys as allies in the effort to prevent and respond to men’s violence, by promoting diversity, social justice, and healing. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Men’s Engagement Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Prevention and Education Subcommittee is to define and promote violence and abuse prevention by engaging in activities to increase awareness of sexual violence and prevention strategies, and to provide support, guidance and training relating to sexual violence prevention and education. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Prevention + Education Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The Pediatric Subcommittee is a branch of the Oregon Medical Forensic Committee (MFC), focused on standardizing and enhancing the medical-forensic response to pediatric sexual assault cases across Oregon. Members contribute their expertise to develop protocols, provide training, and support multidisciplinary coordination to ensure the best possible outcomes for pediatric survivors.

If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

The purpose of the Criminal Justice Subcommittee is to continue to improve the criminal justice system response to sexual assault by facilitating a successful and positive outcome for victims and the community. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Criminal Justice Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Medical Forensic Subcommittee is to develop an effective medical response to and standardize the care of sexual assault victims throughout the state of Oregon.. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Medical Forensic Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The SANE Certification Commission meets on the first Tuesday of odd-numbered months. Applications must be received in full THREE WEEKS PRIOR to a meeting date in order to be reviewed at that meeting.

For more information, please view this page, or email taskforce@oregonsatf.org.

The purpose of the Campus Subcommittee is to promote sexual violence prevention efforts and a survivor-centered sexual assault response on college and university campuses. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Campus Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Offense Management Subcommittee is to specifically address issues related to the assessment, management, and treatment of sexual offenders. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Offense Management Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

Learn more about Oregon SATF’s Steering Committee and Task Force Advisory Committees here.

Committees meet quarterly, and appointed members commit to two hours of work between meetings to coordinate committee projects and business.

The Steering Committee consists of the co-chairs from each of the committees. These co-chairs come together to review publications, projects, and membership from all the committees. This strategy allows Oregon SATF to have a multi-disciplinary review of all work coming out of our committees.

The purpose of the Legislative & Public Policy Subcommittee is to develop, monitor and advocate for legislation and public policies that best address sexual assault. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Legislative + Public Policy Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Advocate Response Subcommittee is to ensure that survivor voices and informed choices guide the response to sexual assault. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Advocacy Response Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The SANE Certification Commission meets on the first Tuesday of odd-numbered months. Applications must be received in full THREE WEEKS PRIOR to a meeting date in order to be reviewed at that meeting.

For more information, please view this page, or email taskforce@oregonsatf.org.

The purpose of the Prevention and Education Subcommittee is to define and promote violence and abuse prevention by engaging in activities to increase awareness of sexual violence and prevention strategies, and to provide support, guidance and training relating to sexual violence prevention and education. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Prevention + Education Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The Men’s Engagement Subcommittee seeks to engage men and boys as allies in the effort to prevent and respond to men’s violence, by promoting diversity, social justice, and healing. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Men’s Engagement Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The Pediatric Subcommittee is a branch of the Oregon Medical Forensic Committee (MFC), focused on standardizing and enhancing the medical-forensic response to pediatric sexual assault cases across Oregon. Members contribute their expertise to develop protocols, provide training, and support multidisciplinary coordination to ensure the best possible outcomes for pediatric survivors.

If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

The purpose of the Criminal Justice Subcommittee is to continue to improve the criminal justice system response to sexual assault by facilitating a successful and positive outcome for victims and the community. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Criminal Justice Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Medical Forensic Subcommittee is to develop an effective medical response to and standardize the care of sexual assault victims throughout the state of Oregon.. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Medical Forensic Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The SANE Certification Commission meets on the first Tuesday of odd-numbered months. Applications must be received in full THREE WEEKS PRIOR to a meeting date in order to be reviewed at that meeting.

For more information, please view this page, or email taskforce@oregonsatf.org.

The purpose of the Campus Subcommittee is to promote sexual violence prevention efforts and a survivor-centered sexual assault response on college and university campuses. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Campus Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

Learn more about Oregon SATF’s Steering Committee and Task Force Advisory Committees here.

Committees meet quarterly, and appointed members commit to two hours of work between meetings to coordinate committee projects and business.

The Steering Committee consists of the co-chairs from each of the committees. These co-chairs come together to review publications, projects, and membership from all the committees. This strategy allows Oregon SATF to have a multi-disciplinary review of all work coming out of our committees.

The purpose of the Legislative & Public Policy Subcommittee is to develop, monitor and advocate for legislation and public policies that best address sexual assault. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Legislative + Public Policy Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Advocate Response Subcommittee is to ensure that survivor voices and informed choices guide the response to sexual assault. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Advocacy Response Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The purpose of the Prevention and Education Subcommittee is to define and promote violence and abuse prevention by engaging in activities to increase awareness of sexual violence and prevention strategies, and to provide support, guidance and training relating to sexual violence prevention and education. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Prevention + Education Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The Men’s Engagement Subcommittee seeks to engage men and boys as allies in the effort to prevent and respond to men’s violence, by promoting diversity, social justice, and healing. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Men’s Engagement Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.

The Pediatric Subcommittee is a branch of the Oregon Medical Forensic Committee (MFC), focused on standardizing and enhancing the medical-forensic response to pediatric sexual assault cases across Oregon. Members contribute their expertise to develop protocols, provide training, and support multidisciplinary coordination to ensure the best possible outcomes for pediatric survivors.

If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

The purpose of the Criminal Justice Subcommittee is to continue to improve the criminal justice system response to sexual assault by facilitating a successful and positive outcome for victims and the community. If you are interested in attending as a guest, please click here to email our team and request information.

If you would like to apply to be a member of the Criminal Justice Committee, please visit this link to learn more about the committee and fill out an application.