The PRC provides information, support, and guidance to advance the conduct of PREA audits in adult and juvenile confinement facilities nationwide.
This website is designed to serve multiple audiences, including correctional administrators, management, and line staff; sheriffs and officers; community corrections personnel; juvenile detention administrators and staff; PREA auditors; advocates; and survivors and their families. Learn more about using the site.
If you work for an adult or juvenile corrections or law enforcement agency interested in PREA implementation and compliance, start with our implementation section.
If you're looking for resources, training tools, or a PREA-related publication, you'll find a comprehensive set of materials in our library.
If you need information about the PREA audit process or are interested in becoming a PREA auditor yourself, you'll find everything you need in our audit section.
Find new additions and highlighted materials from the PRC's library below.
PREA Standard § 115.16 requires agencies to ensure people in confinement, including those with disabilities, have equal access to efforts preventing and responding to sexual abuse and harassment. This page provides links to clearinghouse resources to help agencies meet this requirement.
The PRC is offering this compilation of auditor resources used by the Field Training Program (FTP). The resources were developed by the FTP team to aid in obtaining and collecting audit documentation and comprehensive facility data.
The PRC developed a 6-minute history video documenting the passage and early years of the Prison Rape Elimination Act. This informative resource has been made freely available and can be utilized as a training tool.
The PREA Resource Center provides timely information on new resources to our library, Online Audit System training opportunities, and other high priority announcements related to the audit. Sign up to receive our communications via email.
This section of our website is designed to assist individuals who have experienced sexual abuse or sexual harassment while in confinement and family members or loved ones of these individuals.
