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Confidential Support
We are Here for You.
Meetings with us are free, voluntary, confidential, and privileged.
Use the navigator below to explore supports that SHARE offers and what may be helpful for you.
I have experienced harm
If you have experienced harm, such as sexual harassment, sexual assault, stalking, abusive relationships, discrimination based on gender, or gender identity, or sexual orientation, or are not sure about an experience and are looking for confidential support:
- Survivor Support
- Options and Resources
- Connect with a SHARE counselor
- Stop by: Smith Campus Center, Suite 624
- Email: CommunitySupport_SHARE@harvard.edu
- Office: (617) 496-5636
- 24/7 Confidential Hotline: (617) 495-9100
I am supporting someone
If you are supporting a friend, peer, or colleague, or you are part of a group, organization, or unit where harm has occurred, we want you to have the support that you need so that you can think through next steps and make informed choices about what you or others might need. For more information:
- Request a consultation with the SHARE Team
- Reach out to a SHARE counselor
- Email: CommunitySupport_SHARE@harvard.edu (having experienced harm)
- Email: RestorativePractices_SHARE@harvard.edu (having caused harm)
- Office: (617) 496-5636
- 24/7 Hotline: (617) 495-9100
I may have caused harm
If you may have caused harm, are being told that you have caused harm, or unsure and are looking for confidential support:
- Accountability Support page
- Connect with a restorative practitioner
- Email: RestorativePractices_SHARE@harvard.edu
- Office: (617) 496-5636
If you would like to learn more about working together on proactive community building or planning a workshop, training, or series we would love to connect with you!
Confidentiality
Confidentiality and privilege means that the SHARE Team cannot confirm or deny that we know you. We do not share your information outside of the SHARE Team with anyone at the University, unless you give explicit written consent. This includes not sharing information with Title IX, University Health Services, staff, faculty, or anyone connected with judicial, legal, or conduct processes. Click here for more information on confidentiality.
We support people’s right to self-determination and bodily autonomy."
Groups and Workshops
The SHARE Team offers the following groups and workshops. If you have any questions, additional information would be helpful, or you are interested in any of the following groups/workshops, feel free to reach out!
Survivor Support Group
A group for those who are seeking support, processing, and building community with others around experiences of harm.
Survivor Yoga Group
A group for those impacted by harm who want to practice yoga to build a relationship to their body, practice mindfulness, and find new ways to cope with trauma through yoga.
Coping Skills Workshop
A workshop on navigating triggers, practicing coping skills, identifying resources, and building your capacity.
Masculini-Tea’s Group
A group for men and masc. people to come together and share the tea about their experiences and challenges with gender and patriarchy.
Restorative Practices Learning Community
A learning community on an introduction to core skills, practices, and frameworks used within Restorative and Transformative Justice.
Staff Book Group
Join the SHARE Team in reading the book The Politics of Trauma by Staci K. Haines and explore themes of trauma, somatics, healing, and social change.
Contact SHARE Team
Office phone number: (617) 496-5636
24/7 Confidential Hotline: (617) 495-9100
