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| Most survivors know the person who harmed them. Learn who commits sexual violence, what patterns exist, and why accountability is key to prevention. |
Each year, thousands of students across the U.S. experience rape or sexual assault—often in the very spaces meant to support their safety and success. College-Age Women Face the Highest Risk Women ages 18-24 are at an elevated risk of sexual violence—on-campus and off, student and non-student alike. All College-Age Adults Face Increased Risk Student or not, college-age adults are at high risk for sexual violence. Reporting by College-Age Victims College-age victims of sexual violence rarely…
| Sexual violence impacts millions of Americans every year. See who’s most at risk—together, we can ensure every survivor is seen, heard, and supported. |
| For many survivors, speaking out is an act of reclamation, healing, and advocacy. Learn to tell your story with confidence and clarity—and create real change. |
| Victim compensation provides financial assistance to survivors of sexual assault and other violent crimes. Learn how to qualify for support. |
| When a crime is committed, the state has a limited time to press charges. Learn how these limitations apply and what they mean for justice. |
| Should you tell the police you were sexually assaulted or abused? Learn how to report the crime and what to expect if your case goes to trial. |
| The criminal justice system can feel overwhelming. Learn what to expect so you can show up strong and feel prepared for what lies ahead. |
| DNA is a powerful tool in sexual assault investigations. Learn how it gets collected, tested, and used to hold perpetrators accountable. |
| A “rape kit” or sexual assault forensic exam (SAFE) is an important step toward protecting your health and preserving evidence of sexual assault. |
