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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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Aug 06, 2018
Cultivating Safety on Campus This Fall
More than 17 million college students in the United States will head to campus this fall. It is an exciting time, but many students and their parents may be thinking about how to stay safe. Here are some strategies students can use to help reduce their risk for many types of crimes on campus, including sexual violence.
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Aug 06, 2018
RAINN Supports Bipartisan Bill to Expand Access to Medical Services for Survivors
RAINN has worked closely with congressional leaders to inform the Survivors’ Access to Supportive Care Act (SASCA) and will continue to support efforts to pass the bill and similar measures.
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Jul 09, 2018
Looking for Ways to Help Survivors? Become a Volunteer Fundraiser
Those looking to support critical sexual assault prevention and response programs can join a network of volunteer supporters from across the country who are passionate about helping survivors of sexual violence.
Read More Latest News | October 26, 2015
Understanding the Laws in Your State
International law firm Hogan Lovells leads efforts on creation of comprehensive sexual assault database
Latest News | September 17, 2015
House Hearing Digs Into the Challenges of Campus Sexual Violence
Testimonies note importance of creating a safe campus environment.
Latest News | September 17, 2015
Federal and State Leaders Add Millions to the Fight Against Rape Kit Backlogs
RAINN Selected as part of RTI Team to Provide Technical Assistance to Communities
Latest News | August 09, 2015
State Legislators Tackle Rape Kit Problem
With help from RKAP, dozens of states taking action