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Answer a few private questions and our experienced team will help point you toward resources relevant to your situation, whether it involves harassment, assault, abuse, retaliation, or harm by someone in power.

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Where in California should we look?

What best describes your current situation?

What is the safest way to reach you?

What happens next

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We review your answers

The intake details help us understand the setting, location, power dynamics, immediate concerns, and safest way to follow up.

We help bridge the gap

We look for the resources most relevant to your situation, such as counseling, advocacy, legal review, documentation support, workplace rights, or institutional accountability options.

We contact you safely

Only name and email are required. Phone, location, and safe-contact notes are optional so you can control how much you share.

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Review guides on harassment, assault, abuse in facilities, retaliation, documentation, and options before deciding what to do next.

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Your selections help us understand whether counseling, advocacy, workplace rights, legal review, or documentation support may be the better first step.

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Workplace harassment guide

Understand what counts, what to save, and where to start.

Because many visitors first need workplace-specific guidance, this hub focuses on harassment or retaliation at work while the intake form routes broader abuse, assault, facility, and power-based concerns.

What counts?

Office harassment, supervisor pressure, client/vendor harassment, retaliation, interviews, work trips, and job-related assault.

What should I document?

Dates, messages, job titles, witnesses, schedule changes, HR notes, and safe-contact planning.

Where can I start?

Counseling, workplace rights resources, legal advocacy, and private intake matching.

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