Content warning: This article contains mentions of sexual violence. After an intruder sexually assaulted a dorm resident, students at American University walked out en masse to expose their school’s inaction.

Campus violence survivors and advocates have fought to restore their civil rights. The Biden administration has left them in limbo.

CONTENT WARNING: this article discusses sexual violence. This fall, student movements have formed at schools across the country to remove Betsy DeVos’s Title IX amendment and end the continual abuse by fraternity members.

CONTENT WARNING: This article discusses torture and sexual assault in prison and includes graphic descriptions. CONTENT WARNING. (!!) “They told me to take [their genitals] into my mouth, to suck,” an inmate from one of Russia’s correctional colonies told Novaya Gazeta in a recent interview. “They would say: If you don’t—we’ll burn you and blame [your death] on a heart attack. At night, I mostly cried from emotional rather than physical hurt.”

Important lessons on victims’ rights and the ways to maximize their luck with Title IX.

Content warning: this article focuses on the subject of sexual violence. Please, proceed with caution. Dedicated to April being Sexual Assault Awareness Month, this personal essay details one person’s path from unlocking memories of their sexual trauma to pursuing and finding healing through compassion and understanding.

Content warning: this article contains mentions of rape and discusses sexual violence. If predators believe in each other’s innocence in the public’s eye, why can’t we believe survivors who accuse those predators?

Content warning: the introduction and each video include graphic descriptions of sexual violence. Proceed with caution if you find such content triggering or disturbing. In these video-diaries, three survivors of sexual violence share their stories of experiencing assault and the way it affected their lives.

Content warning: This article discusses and mentions sexual harassment and assault. Professor Avital Ronell’s presence at NYU shows the survivors here that their experiences aren’t trusted or respected, and keeping them safe isn’t a priority of the university.