New Jersey has enacted a new law requiring a statewide rape kit tracking system to enhance transparency and accountability, reducing backlogs and supporting survivors of sexual assault.
A third former Indiana University basketball player has accused team doctor Dr. Bradford Bomba Sr. of sexual abuse, joining a lawsuit alleging university leadership failed to protect athletes from years of misconduct.
National Human Trafficking Awareness Day highlights the urgent need to combat trafficking and tech-facilitated sexual exploitation. Learn about legislative efforts, survivor advocacy, and ways to fight this pervasive crisis every day.
Pennsylvania takes a historic step to empower sexual assault survivors by implementing a statewide rape kit tracking system. Learn how this new law enhances transparency, preserves evidence, and prioritizes survivors’ rights.
The SHIELD Act is a proposed federal law targeting non-consensual image distribution. Discover why it’s critical for survivor protection and how you can support its passage.
New York’s top court debates extending the Child Victims Act filing window by six months in a pivotal case involving alleged sexual abuse by a high school teacher.
Following a 13-month investigation led by U.S. Senator Jon Ossoff, the Foster Care Placement Transparency Act was introduced to tackle systemic deficiencies in Georgia’s foster care system.
Hawaiʻi has extended the statute of limitations for civil cases, allowing survivors of child sexual abuse more time to file a claim, even decades after the abuse occurred.
Survivors of sexual assault in Louisiana have faced several barriers to receiving justice, such as limited access to records and concerns over anonymous sexual assault
U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) has introduced a new piece of legislation aimed at improving the identification and rescue of children subjected to online sexual abuse.