Hear Us Students - Share Your Story Anonymously

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Hear Us Students - Share Your Experience Anonymously
This form is completely anonymous and not connected to the university or any school system.

No identifying information (like your name, email, IP address, or student ID) is collected unless you choose to add it. You may skip any question or stop at any time.

Why this form exists:

We want to center your voice, your experience, and your safety. Your story is important, and if you choose to share it, it may help empower others and support broader accountability among the university.

The purpose of sharing anonymous stories, when consent is given, is to raise awareness, validate survivor experiences, and encourage conversations about safety and accountability. This form does not make findings, determinations, or allegations, and sharing is never intended to replace formal reporting options.
Your experience.
Please share your story, in whatever way feels right to you.
If you are comfortable, please list the name of the professor involved (optional and anonymous).
Some individuals have expressed a desire for broader awareness of survivor experiences so that patterns can be recognized and conversations about safety can happen more openly.

If you are comfortable, you may choose whether or not we can share parts of your story anonymously on social media for awareness purposes only.
Would you be willing to allow us to share your story anonmyously on Instagram or other awareness platforms?

Yes, you may share my story anonymously (as is).Yes, but please edit it and only share the version posted below.No, please keep my story private.
If you would be willing to let us share your story but would like us to post a redacted or edited version, please share it here. Thank you for the honor of letting us share and advocate for justice and safety among all our students.
If you would be willing to be contacted for support, resources, or follow-up, you may leave a contact number or email (optional).
Our response will be tailored to your needs, victim-centered, and no pressure.
Below are confidential resources that can support you if you need it:

📞 Campus Advocacy, Resources & Education (CARE)

    •    Offers confidential advocacy, emotional support, and referrals including medical, counseling, and legal resources.

    •    Phone: (951) 827-6225

    •    Website: care.ucr.edu

    •    Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:30am–4:30pm

📞 UCR Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)

    •    Provides crisis support, counseling, and mental health resources for students.

    •    Phone: (951) 827-5531 (24/7 support line also available)

📞 National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN)

    •    24/7 confidential support and information.

    •    Phone: 800-656-HOPE (4673)

📞 Riverside Area Rape Crisis Center (NORA)

    •    24/7 hotline and support for survivors of sexual violence including advocacy, crisis support, and referrals.

    •    Phone: (951) 686-7273

Ombudsman

The UCR Ombudsman Office offers guidance and counseling on next steps. It is not obligated to report to UCR (can maintain confidentialy) nor does it advocate for UCR.

Location: 388 & 390 Skye Hall (Formerly Surge Building)
Phone and Messaging Center (Confidential): (951) 827-3213
Email: ombuds@ucr.edu
Zoom: https://ucrengage.zoom.us/j/9518275678 (Please schedule an appointment first)
Office Hours: 8am-5pm

Closing Encouragement

Thank you for your courage in even considering sharing your voice. We want to support you as you seek healing and safety because you deserve it. If at any point you need immediate help or are in danger, please contact emergency services right away (911), campus police (951-827-5222), or Riverside Sherrif (951-247-8700).

We recommend 911 for emergency services and campus police for ongoing safety.
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