Resources for Sexual Assault Response Teams
Important: Oregon SATF’s resource library will be migrating September 24-25, 2026. This page will no longer be available after the new resource library is launched. Resources from this page will be available in the new library. If you need support for a particular resource, please reach out to our team at taskforce@oregonsatf.org.
About our resources.
The resources listed below were created in collaboration with Oregon SATF’s Criminal Justice Committee, Medical Forensic committee, Prevention Education Committee, Campus Committee, statewide partners in our work, and Oregon SATF’s staff.
All resources listed here are free to use, and are copyright material of Oregon SATF. Please contact us at taskforce@oregonsatf.org prior to disseminating these materials to others.
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Click here to view Oregon SATF’s SART map project (2026)
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Navigating + Collaborating: Resources for Oregon's Sexual Assault Response Teams (SARTS) (2025)
SART Handbook (2009) - Updated version coming soon!
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“When Sexual Assault Survivors with Warrants Present for Medical Care” (2022)
Sample Direct Examination of a SANE (2021)
Sexual Assault Forensic Exam Overview 2019-SPANISH
Sexual Assault Forensic Exam Overview 2019-ENGLISH
Homicide Prevention: Understanding the Potential Consequences of Strangulation (2018)
Untested Kits & Survivor Notification: Recommendations for Oregon (2016)
A Best Practice: Why Law Enforcement is Excluded from the Medical Forensic Exam (2006)
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SANE Program Development and Operation Guide (OVC TTAC)
Model Transfer Policy for Adult-Adolescent Sexual Assault Patients (2021)
Sexual Assault Forensic Exam Overview -SPANISH (2019)
Sexual Assault Forensic Exam Overview ENGLISH (2019)
Strangulation and Suffocation Discharge Instructions (Strangulation Training Institute, 2019)
Homicide Prevention: Understanding the Potential Consequences of Strangulation (2018)
A Best Practice: Why Law Enforcement is Excluded from the Medical Forensic Exam (2006)
Untested Kits & Survivor Notification: Recommendations for Oregon (2016)
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Resources below have been developed specifically for those who may work with college student survivors in Oregon. For additional advocacy resources, check out our Campus Resources page.
Click on the links below to download resources.
Campus Reporting Options Website
Role of a Campus-based Advocate Infographic
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