宣传

Acts of interpersonal violence can be traumatic and may impact many different aspects of a survivor's life. Survivors of interpersonal violence may face challenges navigating complicated criminal justice proceedings and social service systems. University of Bridgeport offers resource and referral information to help survivors navigate these systems and make better informed decisions. All services are free and many are confidential.

The Center for Family Justice

The Center empowers and counsels victims and survivors through emotional support, 安全计划, case management services, and advocacy within medical, 法院, 儿童福利, and other systems of care through counselors trained and certified specifically in the area of domestic and sexual violence.

联系人:

The Center for Family Justice
753 Fairfield Avenue
布里奇波特,CT
203-334-6154

Ways to contact the campus advocates:

  • Walk in during campus office hours: Tuesdays 12:30-4 p.m. (Carstensen, 2nd floor)
  • Direct message on Instagram: @cfjcampusadvocacy
  • 电子邮件: cfjcampusadvocacy@centerforfamilyjustice.org
  • Directly email or call campus advocates (information below)
  • 呼叫 the CFJ main office and ask to speak to a campus advocate
  • 呼叫 the 24/7 Hotlines and ask to be assigned to a campus advocate
    • Sexual violence: 203-333-2233
    • Domestic violence: 203-384-9559

CT安全连接

Safe Connect is Connecticut’s domestic violence information and resource line, providing a coordinated response to the needs of survivors. The Safe Connect Coordinators are available 24/7/365 by phone, 文本, 闲谈,聊天, 或电子邮件, so survivors can talk in the way that feels most comfortable to them. Survivors are also offered a connection to one of the 18 member organizations across the state for ongoing support.

呼叫 or Text: 888-774-2900
电子邮件: safeconnect@ctcadv.org
聊天: ctsafeconnect.org

Hospital accompaniment

When a student chooses to seek medical care at a local hospital, trained advocates meet the victim at the hospital to provide emotional support and to help the victim make informed decisions. Advocates provide supportive and a non-judgmental presence and provide information about additional services and resources.

Criminal justice system accompaniment

Survivors can choose to have advocates attend the following events with them:

  • Law enforcement interviews
  • 法庭日期
  • 量刑

Information and referrals

Trained advocates empower victims by helping them make informed choices. They serve as a guide to the criminal justice system, offer support in completing paperwork and are knowledgeable sources of additional resources in the community.

University 第九条 and Equity Process 宣传

Survivors have the right to an advisor throughout the 第九条 and Equity process. This person may be chosen by the survivor or assigned by the University.

To request advocacy services or an advisor, please contact University of Bridgeport’s 第九条 and Equity Coordinator at or 203‑576‑4534.

办公室 of Civil Rights Compliance: 第九条 and Equity

马库斯湖
第九条 and Equity Coordinator
  • 电话203‑576‑4534
  • 电子邮件
  • 办公室Wahlstrom 图书馆, 7th Floor, 办公室 704
奥尔登Minick
Director of 第九条 and Equity Compliance
  • 电话860‑727‑6741
  • 电子邮件
  • 办公室Wahlstrom 图书馆, 7th Floor, 办公室 706
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