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Part of Respect Together, NSVRC provides info & tools to promote equity and end sexual violence. Hosts of National Sexual Assault Awareness Month campaign.

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National Sexual Violence Resource Center

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The time has come, and we are so happy to show you our brand new logo. We are proudly a part of Respect Together, our new organizational brand that unites our work alongside the re-named Pennsylvania Coalition To Advance Respect (PCAR). Learn more at .

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If the recent media coverage of #RKelly is triggering for you, help is out there. @RAINN at 1-800-656-4673

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Emotional abuse can be hard to recognize.

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8 Signs A Loved One Might Be In An Emotionally Abusive Relationship

Here's how to know if a friend or family member could be a victim of mental abuse and what you can do to help them.

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"I’m an accidental activist. Because the point is, these things happen, and you look around and you wait for somebody else to do something and you realize it’s you." - @terrycrews

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Terry Crews Reveals What It Was Like to Speak Up About Sexual Assault

While being honored as a "phenom" for his role as an activist at the 11th annual Shorty Awards on Sunday night, Terry Crews opened up about what led him to disclose his story of sexual assault in...

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Rachael Denhollander, one of the first women to speak out against #LarryNassar , was in court for every victim impact statement. "...their voices matter. Their stories matter. And I want to be here for them."

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month and this year's campaign is focused on the power of asking for #consent . Learn more: #IAsk #SAAM

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If #LeavingNeverland has brought up difficult or triggering memories for you, please know that you are not alone. It is never too late to reach out for help. You can chat online with @RAINN or call 1-800-656-4673.

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We stand with all survivors of sexual violence as we work to end rape culture #MeToo

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Today is the #SAAM Day of Action — your voice has power when you use it to: ✔ End Victim Blaming ✔ Ask for Consent ✔ Respect Boundaries ✔ Believe Survivors!

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To survivors sharing #WhyIDidntReport : You and your experience are valid. We believe you.

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#DenimDay reminds us of the importance of believing and supporting survivors of sexual assault, harassment, and abuse when they come forward. #SAAM

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"I work with my boys too, and talk about consent, even things like tickling or teasing people who don’t want to be teased. Like if it’s only fun for you, it’s not fun.”

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Mira Sorvino Is 'Hell-Bent on Nothing Bad Happening to My Kids' in Wake of Harvey Weinstein

The Oscar winner on having honest conversations with her kids and speaking out about sexual assault: 'It does feel optimistic'

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"Rape is not a punishment for getting drunk," Chanel Miller said in a recent interview.

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month! While #SAAM may look different this year — we'll be sharing ways you can get involved online and support survivors during this current public health crisis. #IAsk

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"We all must speak out for those who can’t – for the girls and women who suffer in silence.” #MeToo #HerToo via @TaranaBurke @Alyssa_Milano

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Sexual assault in the headlines can be triggering for many survivors but these tips can help.

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How to Cope With the Current News Cycle as a Sexual Abuse Survivor

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"I knew that by sharing my story, I would help other survivors feel comfortable and safe in coming forward."

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Simone Biles Had a "Dark Time" Before Realizing She Was Sexually Abused

“For me, it was a weight that I carried so heavily on my chest."

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There is NO excuse and NEVER an invitation to ❌ harass ❌ abuse ❌ assault ❌ or rape #DenimDay

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Sexually violent acts are choices that one person chooses to inflict on another person. It does NOT matter ❌ what the victim was wearing ❌ how they were acting ❌ if they were drinking ❌ what type of relationship they had with the person who abused them #SAAM

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The women and men of #MeToo embraced their voices, and now it’s time for you to embrace yours for Sexual Assault Awareness Month! #SAAM

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There is no excuse and never an invitation to ❌ harass ❌ abuse ❌ assault ❌ or rape #DenimDay #SAAM #IAsk

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"Those who want to support survivors need to understand that even though we want to uplift survivors and validate them for sharing their experiences, there's a lot of pain and loss in survivorship. Stigma and shame alone are heavy enough." #RiPDaisyColeman

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Daisy Coleman's death was a tragedy more common among sexual assault survivors than you might think

People who have experienced sexual assault are 10 times more likely to attempt suicide than those who haven’t. What you should know to help survivors.

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Tomorrow is #DenimDay , a day in which wearing jeans is a symbol of protest against destructive attitudes toward #sexualassault . Learn more about the campaign #SAAM

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A survivor might wait weeks, months, or even years to share what happened.

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Use your voice to change the culture and end victim blaming.

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“D.C. has many monuments, but not one for survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence. By blanketing the national mall, we are asking for space for survivors to heal.”

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Sexual Assault Awareness Month is a time for survivors to feel heard and supported. #SAAM #SupportSurvivors

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In her upcoming memoir, "Know My Name," Chanel Miller details her assault case against Brock Turner, the trial, and her recovery.

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When you hear comments that blame victims, speak up so others know you don't agree.

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It takes an incredible amount of courage for a victim to come forward. #SupportSurvivors

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Believing victims’ stories—instead of asking what they “could” or “should” have done— can help create an environment where survivors feel comfortable to come forward. #SupportSurvivors

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Dear survivors: Every day, we’re thinking of you. We see you, we believe you, and we’re inspired by your strength and resilience. Throughout the day, we’ll be sharing messages of support from our staff members in honor of survivors. #SurvivorLoveLetter

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April is #SAAM2021 , and over the next 30 days, we invite you to join us in uplifting ways we can prevent sexual harassment, assault, and abuse — and in showing visible support for survivors of these types of violence. #SAAMWeCanBuild #SAAM

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If a survivor tells you their story, here are examples of supportive things you can say #BelieveSurvivors

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If a survivor tells you their story, here are examples of supportive things you can say:

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. @rgay and @MonicaLewinsky discuss writing about trauma, healing, and boundaries.

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Roxane Gay on How to Write About Trauma

In a candid interview, the novelist, essayist, and professor talks to Monica Lewinsky about finding a way to write about terrible things, doing double duty on therapy, and handling all forms of...

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For survivors carrying around their #MeToo silently -- know that you are cherished and believed.

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Survivors' stories deserve to be heard and believed.

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When you hear comments that make light of sexual assault, harassment, or abuse, speak up so others know you don’t agree.

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A new study found that gender-affirming hormone therapy is significantly linked to lower rates of depression, suicidal thoughts, and suicide attempts among transgender and nonbinary youth. @TrevorProject

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Study: Hormone Therapy Connected to Lower Suicide Risk in Trans Youth

The research was conducted by the Trevor Project and published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Adolescent Health.

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When you hear comments that blame victims, speak up so others know you don't agree.

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Cyntoia Brown will be released on August 7th after serving 15 years in prison.

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#SAAM is a time to honor survivors of sexual assault, harassment, and abuse —one of the most important ways you can #supportsurvivors is by believing them.

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A survivor might wait weeks, months, or even years to share what happened. #BelieveSurvivors

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When someone has a history of trauma, a new traumatic event, even if it's a different type of trauma, can reactivate similar feelings.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is explaining something about trauma. Experts say we should listen.

Trauma experts say Ocasio-Cortez's reaction to the Capitol riot is normal and expected. Survivors can't just "move on." Here's what the science says.

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This landmark judgment will close a loophole that has allowed people who commit rape to escape punishment.

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We believe you. We believe you. We believe you. #SurvivorLoveLetter #SAAM #IAsk

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Survivors may not make a report because of: → concern they won't be believed → fear of retaliation → distrust of law enforcement → pressure from others → shame or fear of being blamed

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The majority of sexual assaults are never reported to police. There are many reasons why survivors don't report: → Concern they won't be believed → Fear of retaliation → Distrust of law enforcement → Pressure from others → Shame or fear of being blamed

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When you hear comments that blame victims, refocus accountability on the individual who committed sexual abuse.

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For the last 20 years, @PeaceOvrViolnce 's #DenimDay has educated people across the world on #consent and helped correct victim-blaming attitudes and harmful misconceptions around sexual assault. #IAsk #SAAM

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Survivors are some of the strongest people we know. We want them to know that we're there for them, we support them, and of course, we believe them. #SurvivorLoveLetter

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If a survivor tells you their story, here are examples of supportive things you can say:

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Sexual Assault Awareness Month begins this Wednesday, 4/1 — to gear up, learn how teal was chosen as the color of sexual assault awareness and prevention. #SAAM

History of Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April 2024 marks the 23rd anniversary of NSVRC's Sexual Assault Awareness Month — but did you know we can trace its history even longer?

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Thank you @priyankachopra for lending your voice to survivors of #SexualAssault : #SupportSurvivors @UNICEF

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It doesn’t matter what someone was wearing, if they were drinking, or the type of relationship they had w/the person who abused them #MeToo

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Reminder: Anyone can change their mind about what they feel like doing, anytime. #consent

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Speaking up and disagreeing with victim-blaming remarks is a way you can support survivors in your everyday life. #SupportSurvivors

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Cyntoia Brown was released from prison earlier today and says she plans to use her freedom to help other women and girls suffering sexual abuse and exploitation.

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“Everything she did was so other survivors could have a second chance at a good life. The best way to honor her is to live that life. To keep trying to find that light and keep it aglow.” #ForDaisy

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"Brown’s case makes visible the experiences of women of color who get caught up in the criminal-justice system because they have been sexually abused and who are victimized again after they are incarcerated." @Alyssa_Milano

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Join us in wearing teal — the color of sexual assault prevention — next Tuesday to kickoff Sexual Assault Awareness Month. RSVP here: #SAAM #IAsk

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Male survivors of sexual abuse often face additional challenges because of stereotypes and social attitudes about masculinity.

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Boys and Sexual Abuse: The Untold Stories of Trauma

The importance of recognizing that males are victims of sexual abuse has been a growing topic of discussion. Data reports that 1 in 6 men have experienced childhood sexual abuse.

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These reasons include: → Concern they won't be believed → Fear of retaliation → Distrust of law enforcement → Pressure from others → Shame or fear of being blamed

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Today, on the Transgender Day of Remembrance, we honor the lives of #trans folks that were lost to violence this past year. In honor of those lives, we can all recommit ourselves to creating a safer and more respectful world.

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Everyone responds to traumatic events differently — avoid judgment and ask survivors how you can support them. #SupportSurvivors #SAAM #IAsk

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Trauma is not just “in your head" — it leaves a real, physical imprint on your body.

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How unprocessed trauma is stored in the body

When all is well, our brain is the greatest supercomputer on earth. A complex network of about 100 billion neurons, it’s not only great at…

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Believing victims’ stories — instead of asking what they “should” have done — helps create an environment where survivors feel more comfortable coming forward.

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These reasons include: → Concern they won't be believed → Fear of retaliation → Distrust of law enforcement → Pressure from others → Shame or fear of being blamed

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Survivors of sexual assault, harassment, and abuse are never to blame.

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"Say what you want to do and ask the other person how they feel about it." Our partners from @PPFA share tips on how to talk about consent. #SAAM #IAsk

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How to Talk About Consent

Dr. Sara C. Flowers, Vice President, Education, Planned Parenthood Federation of America

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NFL to announce $10M in funding for coalition working to prevent sexual violence #Raliance

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One of the reasons a survivor wouldn't come forward is fear of not being believed. #SupportSurvivors #TheKeepers

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For those who are showing up in the lives of survivors ensuring they are seen, heard, and supported during this time of crisis — know we are with you and grateful for all you do.

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Sexual Assault Awareness Month can be a difficult time for some survivors by bringing up unwanted memories, but it's also a time for survivors to feel heard and supported. #SAAM #SupportSurvivors

14 Ways You Can Support Survivors During Sexual Assault Awareness Month

Your support of a loved one who has experienced sexual violence may be a critical first step in their healing journey.

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You have the right to say no at any time. #consent

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Some days are tougher than others. Please know that support is available for victims of sexual assault and loved ones. Community rape crisis centers have someone available to speak with 24/7, no matter when the sexual abuse occurred. #SupportSurvivors #MeToo

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Aly Raisman wants colleges to "do better" for sexual assault survivors via @TeenVogue

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"I believe you." It's a simple statement, but it may make all the difference in the world for a survivor to hear.

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Head into Sexual Assault Awareness Month feeling inspired by reading about Chanel Miller's advocacy work. #SAAM

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During this public health crisis, we should be more alert to our friends and loved ones who are in abusive relationships.

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Opinion | Where Can Domestic Violence Victims Turn During Covid-19? (Published 2020)

Self-isolation during the pandemic can be dangerous for those in abusive relationships. Resources are limited, but there are options.

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Survivors who experience child sexual abuse are more likely to experience serious health consequences throughout their lives. We can all play a part in preventing sexual abuse before it happens.

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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month — join us all month long in showing support for survivors and uplifting ways we can prevent sexual violence before it happens. #SAAM2021 #SAAM #SAAMWeCanBuild

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Some victims may tell others they were sexually assaulted right away, but most do not.

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As we process the tragic deaths of Daisy and Melinda Coleman, we honor everything they did to make the world a better place for survivors. Coming forward can still be hard and life-changing, but they gave many survivors the courage to speak out.

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What Daisy Coleman Changed

Before the recent campus anti-rape movement, before Brock Turner, a 14-year-old girl was terrorized for speaking out.

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On #DayoftheGirl we stand with all girls who are survivors of sexual violence. It's critical for us all to believe and #SupportSurvivors

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It takes male survivors on average about three decades to come forward.

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When you stand up for survivors of sexual assault, harassment, and abuse, you send a powerful message that you believe and support them. #SupportSurvivors #SAAM

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#SurvivorLoveLetter

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Some people who experience sexual assault choose to call themselves victims while others identify as survivors — both terms are valid and a personal choice.

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Why Should I Call Myself a "Survivor" Instead of a "Victim"?

"Is it my story to tell or not?"

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Support the survivors in your life by speaking up when you hear victim-blaming comments.

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Sexual assault, harassment, and abuse are preventable — and preventing it starts when we believe survivors. #SupportSurvivors

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Levi is one of a handful of dogs who help comfort children who have been sexually or physically abused as they testify in court.

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'I'm here for you': Dogs help young victims of abuse in courts, hospitals

With a sweet Labrador retriever at her side, one 8-year-old girl could handle walking into the courtroom and answering difficult questions.

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A survivor may or may not want to involve the criminal justice system. Working with law enforcement can sometimes be threatening or harmful, & sometimes survivors aren't ready for that. #SupportSurvivors

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Your support of a loved one who has experienced sexual violence may be a critical first step in their healing journey. Here are 13 ways you can #SupportSurvivors : #SAAM

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These reasons include: → Concern they won't be believed → Fear of retaliation → Distrust of law enforcement → Pressure from others → Shame or fear of being blamed

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Chances are you know someone who has experienced sexual violence even if they haven’t told you — show your support by sharing that you believe survivors. #SupportSurvivors

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"My advice to any survivor: I will not be shamed. I did nothing wrong." Terry Crews says in his new #MeToo video.

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Terry Crews and sexual violence survivors narrate moving #MeToo videos

"I will not be shamed. I did nothing wrong."

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The nation’s first permanent memorial to survivors of sexual assault is being built in Minneapolis.

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'You Are Not Alone': Supporters Break Ground On Nation's 1st Sexual Assault Survivors Memorial In...

It was a historic day in Minneapolis as survivors and supporters broke ground on the nation's first permanent memorial to survivors of sexual assault.

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Rosa Parks is known for her role in the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott, but before that, she investigated in the rape case of Recy Taylor. #BlackHistoryMonth

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