• Rape and Incest National Network (RAINN)
• National Sexual Violence Resource Center
• Sexual Assault Information Page: information on counseling, sexual harassment, men's resources, ritual abuse, self-defense, rape, domestic violence
• Speaking Out About Rape, Inc. (SOAR)
• Rape Survivors Anonymous: a fellowship of men and women who share their experience, strength, and hope with each other that they may solve their common problem and help others to recover from the trauma of being raped.
• Grrl Survivors: aims to provide supportive information to male and female survivors of rape, sexual assault, and sexual abuse. It contains information on a variety of healing topics written by a collection of survivors who have made progress in their healing, and wish to extend the benefit of their experience to fellow survivors. Writing for ourselves and others can be a powerful way of consolidating our own healing.
  
• Grrl Activistas: a global, non-profit campaign network working on eliminating mis-representations of rape and sexual abuse in media, governmental and educational institutions. This is done with the aim of stopping hostility, reabuse and more injustice against victims.
• Stop It Now
• Pandora's Aquarium: an online support group for survivors of sexual violence
• National Organization on Male Sexual Victimization
• Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers
• Special for Rape Victims: a guide
• Men Can Stop Rape
• Men Against Sexual Violence
• Where's the Outrage?
• Survivors of Educator Sexual Abuse & Misconduct Emerge (SESAME): a national voice totally committed to preventing sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment of students by teachers and school staff
• Trauma Pages
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Alliance
• National Center for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Information
• The Centers for Disease Control provides information on many aspects of health, including the consequences of domestic and sexual violence.
• The National Criminal Justice Reference Service provides information on crime and victims' rights, including the victims of domestic and sexual violence.
• AmeriCorps Victim Assistance Program

Sexual Assault: Will I Ever Feel Okay Again? - Kay Scott 1993 - Bethany House Publishers
One woman's personal journey to wholeness after being sexually assaulted and a personal guide for other victims, family, and friends.

Recovering From Rape - Linda E. Ledray 1986 - Owl Books
Practical advice for the survivors of sexual assault and their families, lovers, and friends on overcoming the trauma and coping with police, hospitals, and the courts. This book discusses laws, advances in DNA testing, health issues, and a resource list.

Telling: A Memoir of Rape and Recovery - Patricia Weaver Francisco 1999 - Harper Perennial
The author's memoir of her sexual assault with a specific focus on the idea of rape being unspeakable, and why it is necessary for women to tell their stories and give voice to their trauma.

After Silence: Rape & My Journey Back - Nancy Venable Raine 1998 - Three Rivers Press
The author's candid account of her personal trauma coupled with a literary discussion of rape and society's shifting cultural consciousness toward rape.

Aftermath: Violence and the Remaking of a Self - Susan J. Brison 2002 - Princeton University Press
A personal narrative of the author's recovery from rape and a philosophical exploration of trauma, this book examines the undoing and remaking of a self in the aftermath of violence.

I Never Called it Rape: The Ms. Report on Recognizing, Fighting, and Surviving Date and Acquaintance Rape - Robin Warshaw 1988 - Harper Perennial - The author combines survey results and scholarly perspectives with first-person accounts to explain what date rape is, how it happens, the magnitude of the problem, attitudes of men who rape women they know, the devastating aftereffects, and programs for change and healing.

Rape on Prime Time: Television, Masculinity, and Sexual Violence - Lisa M. Cuklanz 2000 - University of Pennsylvania Press
A book that examines the changing depictions of rape on television and provides insight into the social construction of rape in mainstream mass media since the inception of rape law reform in 1974.

Woman-to-Woman Sexual Violence: Does She Call It Rape? - Lori B. Girshick 2002 - Northeastern University Press
An exposure to the hidden realities of woman-to-woman sexual violence that gives voice to the survivors, this book explores the experiences and reflections of seventy women. This book also recommends how service providers can improve their outreach, advocacy, and treatment to/of survivors.

Quest For Respect: A Healing Guide for Survivors of Rape - Linda Braswell 1989 - Pathfinder Publishing
This book affirms victims and survivors of rape and incest while supporting them in building a more confident future. This book also serves to educate families, friends, counselors, law enforcement, and crisis centers about understanding the needs of sexual assault survivors.

Against Rape: A Survival Manual for Women - Andrea Medea and Kathleen Thompson 1974 - Farrar, Straus, and Giroux
A discussion about how rape affects women's daily lives, this book provides a guide for women who have experienced sexual assault. Topics include coping with the legal system, how to recognize dangerous situations and increase personal safety, how to train for self-defense, and how to deal with trauma.

The Sexual Healing Journey: A Guide for Survivors of Sexual Abuse - Wendy Maltz 1991 - HarperCollins
Help for survivors of sexual abuse to improve their relationships and discover the joys of sexual intimacy. This book provides a step-by-step recovery process with specific exercises designed to develop a healthy sexual self-concept, identify the sexual effects of sexual abuse, and resolve specific problems.

Rebuilding the Garden: Healing the Spiritual Wounds of Childhood Sexual Assault - Karla McLaren 1997 - Laughing Tree Press - This book addresses the sexual, psychological, and spiritual wounds of childhood sexual assault by incorporating intuitive healing techniques.

Men Surviving Incest: A Male Survivor Shares the Process of Recovery - T. Thomas 1989 - Launch Press
A male survivor describes his experience with child sexual abuse including the isolation and stigmatization male survivors feel and the fear and conflict of disclosure.