Our work requires a commitment to accessibility. That means no survivors are ever forgotten. Our early work focused on passing laws to protect the privacy of survivors. After implementing the state's confidentiality law, we created our training program for advocates. Training has remained a central part of what we do since 1998.

Collaboration has defined our work since the beginning. Survivors have more services and resources than ever because of these collaborative efforts. Services and resources for survivors continue to grow and expand. The Utah Sexual Violence Council has enhanced our statewide efforts since 2003.

We put survivors first. Always seeking ways to increase the empowerment of survivors. Outreach and community education efforts are a signature part of our work. We want Utahns to know survivors’ stories and join our movement.

We strive to include as many people in our work as possible by building a community of support. We work hard to bring integrity to our work through our committees and councils.