RAINN's Spanish Language Resource Toolkit is a comprehensive guide of resources in Spanish for survivors of sexual violence and their loved ones in the Hispanic community. RAINN is committed to expanding support for and increasing access to resources for the Spanish-speaking community. Learn more at rainn.org/noticias.

National Sexual Assault Hotline

In 2020, Maria Trusa founded Yo Digo No Más, a nonprofit organization focused on raising awareness of child sexual abuse, particularly within Latino/a communities. The organization's mission encompasses prevention, education, and providing mental health resources for survivors and their families. Maria, originally from the Dominican Republic, is an accomplished author, entrepreneur, and public speaker based in the New York metropolitan area, known for her philanthropic endeavors.

At RAINN, we embrace National Hispanic Heritage Month as an opportunity to spotlight the stories and experiences of sexual abuse survivors within Hispanic and Latino communities. Our commitment is rooted in our mission to amplify voices, provide ongoing support, and address the unique needs of Spanish-speaking survivors throughout the year.

In the journey towards healing and self-care, finding a creative outlet can be a powerful and transformative way for survivors of sexual violence to reconnect with themselves and their inner strength. Here are three creative activities that survivors can explore to help ground themselves and unleash creativity:

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September 13, 2023

House Judiciary Committee Holds Hearing to Examine the Threats of Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse

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September 7, 2023

RAINN Applauds 30-Year-to-Life Sentence for Danny Masterson

In today's digital age, stalking and cyberstalking has emerged as one of the most pervasive and alarming issues associated with the use of technology-facilitated crimes. This contributes significantly to the prevalence of sexual violence. However, stalking and cyberstalking may not always be easy to identify.