Today is the last part of our interview with sexual assault victim Kerry Barrett. Kerry graduated last Saturday and is headed home to New Jersey, looking for work in her chosen field, psychology.
In today's program, we find out who helped Kerry through her ordeal and what she would like to share with other victims of sexual assault
May 16, 2012
Last week we examined some of the perspectives of sexual assault through the eyes of elected officials, advocates, and counselors. This week, we focus on the perspective of a sexual assault victim. We'll hear in the victim's own words what happened, how law enforcement responded, and what the future holds
May 11, 2012
The YWCA's Pathways program offers safe shelter, crisis counseling and support for survivors of domestic and sexual violence, including the 24-hour crisis line: 406.542.1944 or 800.483.7858; emergency women and children's shelter; walk-in peer counseling; support groups; in-house licensed therapist; referrals to community resources; and legal, personal and medical advocacy.
Missoula YWC
As mayor of Missoula, John Engen's interests start with public safety and prevention. If that doesn't address the sexual assault problem, he's interested in knowing that an assault gets reported, that victims get the care they need, and that the city is in a position to try to bring the offender to justice
