We are here to help all Tufts students (on all campuses) who have been impacted by sexual violence regardless of the time or location the experience took place. CARE is confidential, which means if you have concerns related to issues of sexual violence, you can talk to CARE without being identified to the Office of Equal Opportunity (OEO).
With complete confidentiality, we can offer you:
With your consent, we can collaborate with campus partners to help with:
CARE (University-wide resource) an help you change housing, get academic accommodations, and navigate the reporting process.
Tufts Health Services (Medford/SMFA) offers STI testing and emergency contraception during their hours and will provide students with taxi vouchers to go to the hospital.
Medical services (Boston/Grafton)
Tufts Counseling and Mental Health Services(Medford/SMFA) is a confidential resource that offers free counseling.
Student Advisory & Health Administration (Boston/Grafton) - During normal business hours, this office provides short‐term confidential counseling for personal problems, academic concerns, career indecision, increased self‐awareness, stress management, anxiety, and family and interpersonal issues. There are NO medical services provided at this office.
Boston: 617‐636‐2700 | Grafton: 508‐839‐5302
Tufts University Chaplaincy (University-wide resource) is a confidential resource at Tufts that is open to people of all religious denominations.
Tufts University Police Department (TUPD) can connect you to the counselor on call and the Chaplain on call (both are confidential). TUPD can also provide you with taxi vouchers to and from hospitals and help you enforce Stay Away Requests and No Contact Orders.
Title IX Liaisons
The Sexual Misconduct Reporting Liaisons (Title IX) are university employees who are available to receive reports of sex discrimination at Tufts, including sexual harassment and sexual assault. The liaisons can provide information regarding available resources, but are not responsible for investigating reports. Rather, they will direct the information they receive to the university’s Title IX Director.
The Office of the Dean of Student Affairs
Patrick Webb, Dean for Academic Affairs
617-636-3779 | Patrick.Webb@tufts.edu
Naomi Rosenberg, Dean
617-636-2143 | Naomi.Rosenberg@tufts.edu
Robert H. Kasberg Jr., Associate Dean of Admissions and Student Affairs
617-636-6539 | Robert.Kasberg@tufts.edu
Amy Kuhlik, Dean of Student Affairs
617-636-6534 | Amy.Kuhlik@tufts.edu
Rebecca Russo, Director of Admissions
508-839-7920 | Rebecca.Russo@tufts.edu
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center is a confidential resource that has a free 24 hour hotline, legal aid, medical advocacy and counseling groups for survivors in the Boston Area.
1-800-841-8371
Beth-Israel Hospital is a SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) site.
Fenway Health offers medical resources for LGBTQ individuals in the Boston Area.
Cambridge Health Alliance Victims of Violence Program offers support and resources to people with experiences of sexual trauma.
617-665-2992
UMass Memorial Medical Center is a SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) site.
508-334-1000
Milford Regional Medical Center
508-473-1190
24-hour hotline: 508-755-9030
Pathways for Change (Rape Crisis Center of Central Massachusetts)
24-hour hotline: 800-870-5905
SANE sites in the state of Massachusetts
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center (BARCC) has a 24-hour hotline for survivors, and also offers counseling, legal support, medical advocacy, and education and training.
Victim Rights Law Center (VRLC) provides legal advice and representation to survivors concerning education, as well as in a variety of other arenas.
Massachusetts Bar Association (MASSBAR) provides a no-cost referral service to find a lawyer best suited to answer your legal questions.
Legal Assistance in the state of Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Coalition Against Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
Title IX.com - "the internet's primary clearing house for all things Title IX."
Know Your IX is a national group of young activists that works to empower survivors and student activists with legal knowledge and helpful advice. It also works on policy change with the government, and societal change with media.
Rape Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN) offers a free 24-hour online hotline.
National Domestic Violence Hotline is a Hotline for survivors of domestic violence. 1-800-799-7233 | 1-800-787-3224 (TTY)
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 | Online chat options
Trans* Lifeline is a hotline staffed by trans* people for trans* people. 1-877-565-8860
1in6 The mission of 1in6 is to help men who have had unwanted or abusive sexual experiences in childhood live healthier, happier lives.
Male Survivor Male Survivor is committed to preventing, healing and eliminating all forms of sexual victimization of boys and men through support, treatment, research, education, advocacy and activism.
Circle of 6 With Circle of 6, you can connect with your friends to stay close, stay safe and prevent violence before it happens. The Circle of 6 app for iPhone and Android makes it quick and easy to reach the 6 friends you choose.