Three Rivers Crisis Center

05/28/2026

05/25/2026

Three Rivers Crisis Center's office will be closed today. If you would like to speak with an advocate, please call our 24-hour crisis line at 701-642-2115.

05/19/2026

💙Thank you so much to everyone who grabbed a Blue Wave tea during Sexual Assault Awareness Month in April. With your help, Lovin' Nutrition donated $92 to our Victim Assistance Fund! 👏 Thank you to Lori at Lovin' for partnering with Three Rivers Crisis Center!💙

04/30/2026

If someone you love is sexually assaulted, you may feel angry, guilty, frustrated, afraid, or all of the above.

These feelings are common and can be hard to deal with on your own. Reaching out to a professional to talk about your own response to the abuse can help. Remember to practice good self-care, and keep these things in mind:

✋ It’s okay to set boundaries and limitations with your loved one in order to care for yourself

💯 Don’t blame yourself. The only people at fault for abuse are the abusers!

Friends and family members can find support at Three Rivers Crisis Center, or to find help near you: https://nddsvc.org/find-help

04/30/2026

Your partner might not tell you “No,” but that doesn’t mean they’re saying “Yes.”

If you don’t have a clear, enthusiastic “yes,” check in with your partner about how they’re doing or suggest another activity.

04/30/2026

Help us end sexual violence for good. 🩵

04/30/2026

While manipulating intimate images and videos is not a new tactic used by sexual violence perpetrators, the recent expansion of generative artificial intelligence (AI) for consumer use has accelerated the creation of nonconsensual manipulated intimate materials, or sexually explicit “deepfakes.”

If you or someone you know has been a victim of deepfakes or nonconsensual image sharing, contact us at 701-642-2115, or you can find support near you at https://nddsvc.org/find-help

04/30/2026

Over the past several years, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of sextortion cases reported nationally. 📈

Financial sextortion in particular—where the offender demands money from the victim—has become especially prevalent. This crime can occur on any platform with messaging, like social media platforms, online video games, or anywhere with a chat room.

Offenders most often target children, with teen boys most commonly being victimized, but sextortion can happen to anyone.

If you or someone you know has experienced sextortion or another form of online sexual abuse or harassment, contact Three Rivers Crisis Center at 701-642-2115, or you can find help near you at https://nddsvc.org/find-help