10 Ways Survivors Can Feel More Whole Again
Let’s talk about math. Why math? What does it have to do with surviving sexual abuse or assault and working toward experiencing joy in life
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Let’s talk about math. Why math? What does it have to do with surviving sexual abuse or assault and working toward experiencing joy in life
For many survivors, the decision to report an assault is clouded by fear. They worry about their physical safety and possible retaliation from the perpetrator.
Image: Close-up of a sexual assault forensic evidence kit; via End The Backlog. Martha “Marty” Goddard was a crime victims’ advocate in Chicago who devised
Deciding whether to report sexual assault or abuse is deeply personal. For many survivors, the idea of telling someone—especially police or institutional leaders—can bring on
If you reported sexual abuse or assault to law enforcement—even years ago—getting a copy of your police report can be a key step toward justice
Learn the steps for reporting sexual assault, from preserving evidence to understanding your legal options. This guide, based on insights from RAINN and advocacy groups, offers resources for justice, safety, and healing for survivors.