Guns & Rape Prevention: A Dangerous Myth
During a national town hall meeting on guns in January, President Obama was confronted by a survivor of rape for his stance on gun control.
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During a national town hall meeting on guns in January, President Obama was confronted by a survivor of rape for his stance on gun control.
When discussing a timeline of the anti-sexual violence movement, many people refer to second wave feminism and women’s liberation in the 1960s and ‘70s as
Survivors of sexual violence often struggle with anxiety, depression, symptoms of PTSD, or sleep disorders, which are sometimes dismissed as being “all in your head.”
Sexual violence affects all communities, even ours. Recent events and conversations about sexual assault at East Chapel Hill High School remind us of this. The
According to the UN, 35 percent of women and girls worldwide experience some form of physical and/or sexual violence in their lifetime. In some countries,
When I think of sexual violence, I think immediately of the horrific cases that are featured in the media: the rapes that occurred on
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We support survivors of all types of sexual violence, such as rape, assault, harassment, stalking, sex trafficking, incest, and child sexual abuse. We are also available to talk to those who feel negatively impacted by a sexual experience. Our services are available to all members of the community regardless of race, socioeconomic class, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, religion, disability, age, language, national origin, and immigration status.
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