Discrimination Resources

The following organizations are publicly committed to combating prejudice and injurious discrimination in society. They are governmental agencies, legislative acts, and political organizations categorized by the primary area in which they are active; significant categorical overlaps do exist.

This list is for informational purposes only. Kenyon does not officially endorse or support any particular viewpoints or actions of these groups beyond the general opposition to prejudice, bias, ignorance and hatred.

Sexual Harassment & Misconduct Resources

Counselors are available nearby and include Behavioral Healthcare Partners.

Medical care options that are near campus include: Knox Community Hospital and New Directions.

Other resources in Knox County, including local law enforcement contacts, can be found on the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Abuse website.

Campus Safety can also contact the Sheriff's Office on your behalf.

ASHA Ray of Hope: 614-565-2918 Domestic Violence resources for the South Asian community

BRAVO: BRAVO works to eliminate violence perpetuated on the basis of sexual orientation and/or gender identification through prevention, advocacy, violence documentation and survivor services.

Catholic Social Services: 614-221-5851

Choices: For victims of domestic violence

Columbus Bar Association Find a Lawyer

Columbus Urban League: 614-257-6300 Free support and education for African American clients

Committee Against Sexual Harassment (c/o YWCA): 614-224-9121 Advice and referrals for employment issues

Domestic Violence Shelters in Ohio

Family Violence and Prevention Center

Grant Medical Center

Jewish Family Services: 614-231-1890

Knox County Protection Orders

Legal Aid Society of Columbus: 614‐224‐8374

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233

Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence

Ohio Dept. of Health Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Prevention Program

Ohio Hispanic Coalition Domestic Violence 24 hour Hotline: 614-746-3534 Spanish- and English-language services for Latino(a)s/Hispanics.

Ohio Stalking Information

Riverside Methodist Hospital

Shalom Task Force Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-888-883-2323 Resources for the Jewish community.  Advocates available to speak Hebrew, Yiddish, Russian, Hungarian, and Spanish.

Suicide Prevention Services 24‐Hour Hotline: 614‐221‐5445

Stalking Resource Center

Women's Outreach for Women: 614-242-1284 Support services for women, sensitive to needs of Latinas and lesbians experiencing intimate partner abuse.

Know Your IX, a campaign that aims to educate all college students in the U.S. about their rights under Title IX.

Not Alone, which includes information for students, schools and anyone interested in finding resources on how to respond to and prevent sexual assault.