Sexual Violence Support and Education
Support, information, and tools to empower our community.
NLC is committed to ensuring a safe, inclusive, and respectful campus. Sexual violence impacts people across all identities and backgrounds. You have rights, support options, and autonomy in deciding what’s best for you. NLC is committed to creating an environment where sexual violence and misconduct is not tolerated and are committed to building a culture of consent. NLC offers ongoing education, awareness and training for the members of the college community about prevention and response to sexual misconduct.

What is Sexual Violence?
Sexual Misconduct is a broad term used to encompass unwanted or unwelcomed conduct of a sexualized or sexual nature. This includes sexualized violence and any sexual act that is committed, threatened or attempted against an individual without their consent, regardless of whether the act is physical or psychological in nature. This includes, without limitation: sexual assault, sexual harassment, sexual exploitation, stalking, stealthing, indecent exposure, voyeurism, and non-consensual posting of sexually explicit pictures or video. Reference to an individual applies regardless of gender, sexual orientation or gender identity.
Here’s how we can help you:
Get Support
You are not alone. We believe you. Support is available.
Here you will find options for disclosure, actionable and anonymous reporting and a detailed supports list.
Guidelines for Employees
When someone discloses to you, how you respond matters.
Here you will find more information on how to respond to and support survivors.
Prevention and Education
Ending sexual violence requires everyone’s participation.
Find out more about workshops, awareness campaigns, and bystander and consent training.
Policy and Procedures
Know the process. Understand your rights.
Find out more about NLC’s Sexual Violence and Misconduct policy and procedures, as well as review FAQ’s developed for this area.
Need Immediate Help?
- Call 911 if you’re in danger.
- Contact Campus Security (DC (250) 784-8202, FSJ (250) 261-4119)
- Emergency Sexual Assault Services crisis line: (250) 876-8686
- Visit the local Emergency Room for forensic and emergency care and support services.
- Check out NLC’s Sexual Violence Support Resources for further contact information.