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You are not alone. We are here to listen, support, and advocate for you. 

For immediate 24/7 support, please contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 800-656-4673, text HOPE to 64673, or access RAINN’s .  

ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥'s Confidential Campus Advocate provides a safe, private space for anyone impacted by sexual or interpersonal violence. Whether the experience happened recently or years ago, on-campus or off, these services are free and available to all students, faculty, staff, and affiliates. 

The Advocate works with those impacted by all forms of interpersonal violence, including: 

• Sexual Assault and Harassment  

• Dating, Intimate Partner, and Family Violence 

• Sexual Exploitation and Trafficking 

• Non-consensual Image Abuse and Hazing 

• Stalking  

Important Note: Seeking support from the Advocate does not require you to file a formal report with the University or the police. 

Connect with the Advocate 

• Advocate: Lorraine Holmes 

• Call: (510) 885-3700 

• Email:  advocate@csueastbay.edu. 

• Schedule:   

• In Person: Student Health and Counseling Services Building 

• Learn More: Get to know the Advocate page 

For Teaching Faculty  

The Advocate is available for consultations on how to support your students and welcomes invitations to visit as a guest speaker.  

If you would like to include information about Advocate services in your syllabus, or on Blackboard or Canvas, here is suggested language: 

ÂãÁÄÖ±²¥'s Confidential Campus Advocate provides private support for students, staff, and faculty impacted by sexual assault, harassment, stalking, and domestic violence. The Advocate is a confidential resource who can help you understand your options, accompany you to meetings, hearings, or medical exams, and help secure campus accommodations when needed. You do not need to report an incident to receive these services.   

Contact: (510) 885-3700 | advocate@csueastbay.edu | Website Link 

Additional Resources 

Title IX Questions: To learn more about the formal Title IX process or file a report, contact civilrights@csueastbay.edu. (Note: The Advocate can talk through this process with you first if you have questions.) 

Mental Health Counseling: Registered students can use Student Health and Counseling Services.  Staff and faculty can use the Employee Assistance Program. 

Community Resources: Additional resources are available here.