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Latest News| Apr 19, 2018
Google Partners with RAINN on Me Too Rising
RAINN is once again partnering with Google to ensure that survivors of sexual violence get the support they need and deserve through the National Sexual Assault Hotline and rainn.org.
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Jan 23, 2018
RAINN Partners with Actor and Producer David Schwimmer and the Ad Council to Launch #ThatsHarassment PSAs
RAINN has joined with actor and producer David Schwimmer, the Ad Council, and writer and director Sigal Avin to launch a sexual harassment awareness and prevention campaign.
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Apr 03, 2018
RAINN Kicks Off Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month 2018
This April, individuals and communities across the country are recognizing Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (#SAAPM) and taking the RAINN Pledge.
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Mar 16, 2018
Additional Victims to Testify in Cosby Trial
RAINN celebrates the decision to let five more victims testify against Bill Cosby in his upcoming trial.
Read More Latest News | September 07, 2017
RAINN Statement on DeVos Title IX Announcement
Title IX's role in protecting the safety of students and their right to an education is vital in the fight to end sexual violence.
Latest News | August 09, 2017
Justice Department Issues Standards for Handling Sexual Assault Kits
The Justice Department today released the first-ever National Best Practices for Sexual Assault Kits, which focus on creating a more victim-centered approach to the criminal justice process, such as improved training and developing better protocols for the processing of rape kits.
Latest News | July 13, 2017
RAINN Speakers Bureau Member, CEO Join Discussion on Campus Sexual Assault
RAINN joined discussions with the Department of Education to highlight the importance of ensuring the safety and security of college students.
Latest News | April 05, 2017
RAINN Statement on Nassar Case Gag Order
The scandal at USA Gymnastics would never have come to light if not for the courageous decisions of dozens of victims to step forward and tell the world what happened. We should celebrate their courage, not silence their voices.