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Reporting Options

Some survivors find that reporting is an important step toward healing. Every person’s situation is different, and the decision to report is completely up to the survivor. A Victim Advocate can help you to understand your options and support you throughout the entire reporting process.

You can make a report to Law Enforcement to initiate a criminal investigation.

For law enforcement assistance contact Southern University at New Orleans Police Department (504) 286-3355.

In an emergency call 911

You can make a report to the SUNO Office of Title IX to initiate a University-based investigation.

Call (504) 286-5362 to receive more information on a Title IX complaint.

Reporting processes can be complicated and overwhelming. The Victim Advocate at the Center for Prevention & Advocacy can provide you with support and information to understand your options and make the choice that is best for you. Call the Center for Prevention & Advocacy at (504) 286-5289 during business hours and ask to speak with the Victim Advocate.

Official Disclosure Options

The Center for Prevention & Advocacy offers a wealth of resources for survivors of crime, violence, and abuse:

For a more detailed list of resources please visit our resources page.

Official Reporting Options

Depending on your situation, you may be eligible to exercise one or more of the following reporting options. Please contact a specialist to discuss your options and learn more.

If you have been victimized and are in need of assistance, or have a question, please give us a call at (504) 286-5289 or email  pacenter@suno.edu.