Support

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Whether or not you choose to report to Title IX and/or law enforcement, there are many on and off-campus support services available to you.

A Survivor-centered Approach

Emotional support
Resource navigation
Support in making informed and empowered decisions around reporting
Safety planning
Assistance with classroom and academic accommodations
Assistance with housing accommodations

Confidential Advocate

Emily Carlson

Walker 102

advocate@linfield.edu

503-883-2476

Confidential Survivor Advocacy FAQs

Yes, a certified advocate in Oregon has the same level of privilege as an attorney. This means that you are in charge of your information, and nothing you disclose will be shared with anyone else.

There are a couple of exceptions to this (including the mandatory reporting of child abuse), all of which the advocate will discuss with you at the beginning of your meeting.
You are the decision maker, and whatever you choose to do will be honored and respected by the advocate. The role of the advocate is simply to ensure that you have the support and information needed to make an informed decision.
No, this service is free to all students, staff, and faculty.
You can contact Emily by emailing advocate@linfield.edu.
Yes, there are many certified advocates across the state. A great local option is Henderson House, an advocacy center in McMinnville. Visit their website here.

Support

A Survivor-centered Approach

Confidential Advocate

Confidential Survivor Advocacy FAQs

Will our discussion be confidential?

What if I decide I don't want to report?

Do I have to pay to meet with the Confidential Advocate?

How do I meet with the Confidential Advocate?

Are there any off-campus advocates I can meet with instead?