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Latest News| May 9, 2024

N.Y. Legislators, RAINN and New York City Anti-Sexual Violence Organizations Call for Admission of Evidence of Prior “Bad Acts” In Sex Crime Cases

N.Y. Legislators, RAINN and New York City Anti-Sexual Violence Organizations Call for Admission of Evidence of Prior “Bad Acts” In Sex Crime Cases ...

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May 21, 2024

Pei's Story

She was 5 years old when a relative began sexually abusing her. For over four decades, she buried her pain. Then she discovered: she wasn’t alone.

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Latest News | April 18, 2023
Congress Introduces Legislation to Rescue Children Who are Being Exploited Online

NEWS RELEASE April 18, 2023 Contact: Erinn Robinson Director of Media Relations media@rainn.org Congress Introduces Legislation to Rescue Children Who are Being Exploited Online Bill Designates Funding for Law Enforcement and Prosecutors to Target the Most Dangerous Perpetrators and Distributors...

Latest News | April 13, 2023
Healing from CSAM for Survivors and Parents/Caregivers

Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is any content that depicts sexual activity with a minor. Most commonly pictures and videos, CSAM can live forever online, which leads to survivors and caregivers/parents being revictimized — and, often, retraumatized— repeatedly throughout their life.

Latest News | April 10, 2023
Naomi’s Survivor Story

Naomi Mortensen is the HR Training Design and Development Manager at RAINN. As a survivor of child sexual abuse, Naomi understands firsthand the challenges that survivors face in their healing journey.

Latest News | April 10, 2023
5 Red Flags and 5 Tips to Protect Your Child Online

Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is any content that depicts sexual activity with a minor. Most commonly pictures and videos, CSAM can live forever online, which leads to survivors being revictimized — and, often, retraumatized— repeatedly throughout their life.

Latest News | April 10, 2023
Healing from CSAM for Survivors and Parents/Caregivers

Child sexual abuse material (CSAM) is any content that depicts sexual activity with a minor. Most commonly pictures and videos, CSAM can live forever online, which leads to survivors and caregivers/parents being revictimized — and, often, retraumatized— repeatedly throughout their life.

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