Seek Then Speak Resources

This page provides materials to begin offering Seek Then Speak in your community. From logos and graphics to promotional materials, your team can tailor any of these resources with local information. Or you can use them to spark ideas to create your own materials, so sexual assault survivors and support people can gather information, make decisions, and take action.

Introductory Video

Training Materials

Before offering Seek Then Speak, agencies must consider how it will be used in practice, and evaluate what policies and procedures must be adapted to effectively respond when survivors submit a report. EVAWI offers several videos and a PowerPoint presentation to use when training key personnel, particularly law enforcement, in the use of this tool.

Training Video for Law Enforcement and Allied Professionals

Video production courtesy of the Seattle Police Department

Seek Then Speak Introduction Webinar

Seek Then Speak Introduction Webinar PowerPoint

Innovation Meets Practice: How to Integrate Seek Then Speak into Your Local Sexual Assault Response

Informational Materials

SEEK THEN SPEAK Brochure Cover — Brochure for Professionals (English)

Seek-then-Speak-Brochure-Spanish_Cover — Brochure for Professionals (Spanish)

Explore Your Options and SBB Pocket Card — Pocket Card

Community Implementation Materials

**Frequently Asked Questions for Professionals**

SEEK THEN SPEAK Protocol Development Guide — **Protocol Development Guide**

Sample Press Release for SEEK THEN SPEAK — **Protocol Development Guide**

Logos

Please do not alter the Seek Then Speak logos to ensure consistent branding.

QR Code

Website Graphics

You can place one or more of these graphics on your website, and link to Seek Then Speak. If you would like a personalized link which allows you to track how many people access the link from your website, please contact us at seekthenspeak@evawintl.org for more information.

SEEK THEN SPEAK website graphic. — (English)

Promotional Images

SEEK portion of the SEEK THEN SPEAK program on a cell phone.

SPEAK portion of the SEEK THEN SPEAK program on a cell phone.

SEEK THEN SPEAK program on a cell phone beside a PDF of responses.

Two cell phones depicting the SEEK THEN SPEAK program.

Social Media

Sample text and images for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram.

SEEK THEN SPEAK Sample Posts PDF — Sample Text

Seek Then Speak offers sexual assault information when you need it, and online reporting when you are ready.

Learn more at (your agency URL)

SEEK THEN SPEAK Social Media Image — Add Your Logo

Seek Then Speak offers sexual assault information when you need it, and online reporting when you are ready.

Learn more at (your agency URL)

Seek Then Speak offers a new pathway to justice for sexual assault survivors. SEEK provides a space for survivors to gather information and explore options, while SPEAK allows survivors to begin the process of reporting their sexual assault to police.

Learn more at (your agency URL)

Web Pages

In addition to the public-facing Seek Then Speak website for survivors and support people (seekthenspeak.app), information is provided for interested professionals on the EVAWI website (evawintl.org/seek-then-speak/).

SEEK THEN SPEAK homepage — Seek Then Speak

SEEK THEN SPEAK EVAWI webpage — EVAWI Website

Technical Support

If you need technical support while using Seek Then Speak, or would like to provide feedback on the site, please submit a support ticket at evawintl.org/seek-then-speak-technical-support/.

This project was supported by Grant No. 15JOVW-23-GK-05486-INNO awarded by the Office on Violence Against Women, U.S. Department of Justice. The opinions, findings, conclusions, and recommendations expressed in this program are those of the EVAWI and do not necessarily reflect the views of the U.S. Department of Justice.