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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 15, 2016
Choose RAINN for Your CFC Contribution
From September 1 to December 15, 2016, you can choose RAINN as the charity that receives donations directly from your paycheck through your employer’s CFC campaign. RAINN’s CFC code is 10488.
Latest News | September 09, 2016
Bid Now to Meet Tori Amos and Support Survivors
Tori Amos launched an online auction to benefit RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline. Fans can bid on a variety of auction items, including tickets for the screening of the film in New York City.
Latest News | September 07, 2016
Congress Says ‘Yes’ to Survivors’ Rights
The Survivors’ Bill of Rights Act, passed on September 6 through the House, takes a clear stand that survivors should have full access to sexual assault forensic exams and forensic evidence collection kits.
Latest News | August 29, 2016
DNA Database Leads to Lower Crime
A new study supports what RAINN has been telling state and federal policymakers for decades: a more robust DNA database leads to lower crime rates.