ADDITIONAL RESOURCESUNIVERSITY-WIDE:

Harvard Chaplains* +1-617-495-5529 chaplains.harvard.edu

O�ce of Sexual Assault Prevention & Response* 24/7 hotline: +1-617-495-9100 osapr.harvard.edu

O�ce for Sexual and Gender-Based Dispute Resolution +1-617-495-3786 odr.harvard.edu

Title IX Coordinators titleix.harvard.edu/coordinators

Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Education share.harvard.edu

COLLEGE STUDENTS:

O�ce of BGLTQ Student Life* +1-617-496-5716 bgltq.fas.harvard.edu

HBS MBA STUDENTS:

MBA Sexual Assault Counselors* 24/7 hotline: +1-617-998-HELP (4357)

U.S. CITIZENS:

U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular A�airs* +1-202-501-4444 travel.state.gov

*Confidential resource Global Support Services

ABOUT GLOBAL SUPPORT SERVICES AND HARVARD TRAVEL ASSIST

Global Support Services manages the

Harvard Travel Assist program, the

University’s 24/7 emergency response

service for international incidents.

Prior to departure, we work closely with

travelers to address safety and security

concerns specific to your destination’s

culture, your reason for travel, and

your background.

When an incident occurs abroad, our

Harvard Travel Assist case managers

work to provide you with the proper

support and resources.

IF YOU NEED HELP ABROAD, CALL

HARVARD TRAVEL ASSIST: +1-617-998-0000

globalsupport.harvard.edu/travel-tools

HARVARD’S SUPPORT IS GLOBAL.

SEXUAL ASSAULT AND GENDER-BASED

VIOLENCE HAVE NO BORDERS.

ADVICE IF CONSIDERING A FORMAL COMPLAINT OR LEGAL ACTION:

• Preserve evidence

(e.g. collect clothing, linens,

and bodily fluids, if present).

• Write a complete record of the event.

• Photograph injuries.

In addition to conduct that occurs on Harvard property,

the University’s Sexual and Gender-Based Harassment

Policy applies o� Harvard property if the conduct was

in connection with a University or University-recognized

program or activity. Information received is treated with

the utmost discretion and sensitivity.

SAFETY

In some countries, women reporting rape to the

police may be imprisoned for premarital sex.

Your safety is our first priority.

WE CAN:

• Advise on whether or not it’s safe to stay

• Explore options for relocation

• Provide information on local laws and the

capabilities of local law enforcement

MEDICAL

Post-exposure prophylaxis and emergency

contraceptives are not universally legal or available.

Your physical needs will be addressed.

WE CAN PROVIDE:

• 24/7 access to professional medical advice

• Referrals to local facilities for care and

evidence collection

• Coordination of transportation and payment

• Evacuation to a regional facility, if needed

SUPPORT

Linguistic and cultural di�erences can impede

the quality of care.

Your well-being is vitally important.

WE CAN PROVIDE:

• Access to English-speaking mental health

professionals

• Connection to Harvard-specific (e.g. OSAPR)

and U.S.-based counseling resources.

REPORT

Medical assistance cannot be received in some

countries unless a police report has been filed.

Your decision to report is personal.

WE CAN:

• Advise on filing a local police report

• Provide a list of local lawyers

• Contact your local diplomatic

representation, if available

• Coordinate with Harvard’s Title IX O�ce

or O�ce for Sexual and Gender-Based

Dispute Resolution

If you experience

sexual harassment, sexual assault,

or gender-based violence abroad, call

HARVARD TRAVEL ASSIST OUR 24/7 GLOBAL EMERGENCY

RESPONSE PROGRAM:

+1-617-998-0000

HOW WE CAN HELP