Digital Privacy & Online Protection Checklist for Survivors
After sexual abuse or assault, survivors often worry about retaliation, threats, or unwanted digital access from the perpetrator or affiliated institution. Protecting your online privacy
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After sexual abuse or assault, survivors often worry about retaliation, threats, or unwanted digital access from the perpetrator or affiliated institution. Protecting your online privacy
After sexual abuse or assault, what you do next is deeply personal. There is no right or wrong way to respond. But if there is
These days, more people openly talk about therapy than ever before. Yet stigma still lingers—the idea that seeking therapy means you’re “broken” or “deficient.” Nothing
Most institutional sexual abuse cases settle before they ever reach a courtroom. Settlements benefit survivors by offering quicker compensation and not having to undergo the
After experiencing sexual assault, use this checklist to take small, practical steps that can help you feel more secure. Choose what works for you. There’s
After experiencing something as traumatic as a non-consensual assault, in a perfect world survivors would walk into centers designed just for them, spaces with soft
Taking the step to meet with an attorney after sexual assault is a huge act of courage. But walking into that first consultation can feel