RAINN celebrates the decision to let five more victims testify against Bill Cosby in his upcoming trial.

Frequent exposure to sexual violence in the news can present particular challenges to survivors. It is important for survivors to remember that if they ever feel uncomfortable, it is always fine to turn off the TV, walk out of a movie theater, or avoid checking social media.

Department of Defense Safe Helpline is excited to introduce two new anonymous, online, self-paced education programs, How to Support a Survivor and Safe Helpline 101 to support loved ones and friends of survivors and the service providers who work with them.

RAINN is proud to welcome Alpha Chi Omega as its first ever national sorority partner. RAINN will help bolster Alpha Chi Omega’s long standing dedication to preventing sexual assault and supporting survivors.

RAINN will hold its fifth annual Lace Up for RAINN 5K on April 21 as part of Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month.

#Speak4RAINN and a matching donation campaign in support of RAINN’s programs coincide with the release of Speak: The Graphic Novel, adapted from Laurie Halse Anderson’s original novel Speak and illustrated by Emily Carroll.

February is teen dating violence awareness month. For teens and those new to dating, it can be difficult to identify signs of an abusive relationship.

January is a great time for students and administrators to share their feedback by rating their college’s sexual assault prevention programs.

As the leading authority on sexual violence, RAINN is comprised of experts in victim services, education and communications, public policy, and technology.

RAINN released a statement on the passage of the SAFER Act of 2017.