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Survivors (or parents/guardians of minors) considering a civil case after sexual abuse or assault—whether an individual offender, an institution (school, youth program, religious organization, healthcare
Clear definitions are essential when discussing sexual assault, both for survivors and those supporting them. Knowing the legal and psychological terms used in courtrooms, reports,
Many institutions such as the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (The LDS or ‘Mormon’ Church), the Catholic Church, universities, youth organizations, and private
For those who have never experienced sexual abuse or assault, it can be difficult to understand why a survivor might not want to report what
Survivors of sexual misconduct or assault in rideshares like Uber and Lyft often face not only the trauma of the event itself but also confusion
When most people hear the term “child abuse,” they think of very young children. However, a large share of school-related sexual misconduct involves older teens,
Finding a skilled, compassionate attorney with a proven track record is one of the most important steps a survivor can take toward justice. SurvivorsRights.com is
Drink spiking isn’t some modern horror—it’s an ancient tactic of control, deception, and violence. As far back as ancient Greece and Rome, historical texts describe
It can happen in an instant. A sudden sound. The flicker of fluorescent lights. The scent of cologne. Something most people would never think twice
For survivors of sexual abuse or assault, finding the right support can be overwhelming, especially in the aftermath of trauma. One often-overlooked but incredibly powerful