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TAKE IT DOWN Is Now Law. Survivors Can’t Wait — Tech Companies Shouldn’t Either.

Today, May 19, 2025, President Trump signed the TAKE IT DOWN Act into law, establishing the first-ever federal protections for survivors of tech-enabled sexual abuse. The law makes it a federal cri...

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Mississippi Signs New RAINN-supported Bill Into Law

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About RAINN | Apr 01, 2025

Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month: #TakeBackOurTech Campaign

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About RAINN | Mar 26, 2025

NEW ROADS TO HEALING AND JUSTICE FOR SEXUAL VIOLENCE SURVIVORS IN VIRGINIA

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RAINN Statement as Senators Are Expected to Grill Big Tech CEOs on Online Child Sexual Exploitation

NEWS RELEASE January 31, 2024 RAINN Statement as Senators Are Expected to Grill Big Tech CEOs on Online Child Sexual Exploitation Washington, D.C. (January 31, 2024)—Today, the Senate Judiciary Committee is hearing testimony by CEOs from Meta, TikTok, X, Discord, and Snap on the proliferation...

A Statement from RAINN President Scott Berkowitz on Rape as a Weapon in Conflict and Terrorism

“While RAINN’s work focuses on the crime of rape and supporting survivors in the United States, we condemn all sexual violence around the globe. Rape is an evil act that has harmed millions of survivors and has been used as a tool of armed conflict and terrorism. Most recently, we are horrified by...

13 Anti-Sexual Violence Bills to Know in November

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Grounding Techniques for Survivors Who Have Experienced a Traumatic Event

Para leer en español, haga click aquí Staying up to date with current conversations and news surrounding sexual violence is important, but can also be emotionally challenging. That’s why we share self-care resources with our readers. Thank you for making issue-awareness part of your journey.

Sexual Violence and Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

Para leer en español, haga click aquí As Native American Heritage Month dawns in November, it is a poignant moment to reflect on sexual violence within Indigenous communities. The staggering statistics reveal the unsettling prevalence of missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIW).

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