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RAINN Brings the National Sexual Assault Hotline to Signal

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEJuly 27, 2026 WASHINGTON, D.C. — RAINN, the nation’s largest anti-sexual violence organization, today announced that survivors can now reach the National Sexual Assault Hotline through Signal, the encrypted messaging app. The new access point launches on the 32nd anniversary of the hotline’s very first call and adds to the ways survivors of sexual violence already connect with RAINN—by phone, online chat, text, and messaging on WhatsApp. RAINN’s victim service programs have helped…

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Delayed Reporting: Why Survivors Don’t Always Call Police

Some survivors need years before they can disclose or report sexual violence. Learn why delayed reporting happens—and why survivors deserve time.

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Did a Statute of Limitations Prevent You From Seeking Justice?

Did a Statute of Limitations Prevent You From Seeking Justice? Share Your SOLs Story Keep Speaking Out Inspire lawmakers—and ensure no survivor feels alone. Do you want to stand with other survivors by sharing your story? Did you help reform a state or federal law that helps survivors?

RAINN x Real Toons: An Illustrator’s Art Aims To Stop Sexual Violence

Real Toons artist Davian Chester partnered with RAINN to use illustration and story to help people recognize harm and respond with care.

RAINN x The 19th: Embedded Journalism Brings Survivor Advocacy Into Public View

The 19th joined RAINN’s 2026 Congressional Day of Action to document what survivor-centered advocacy looks like in real time.

Sen. Michele Reynolds, Advocates, & Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) Call To Allow Remote Testimony

Columbus, OH (Tuesday, May 19, 2026)— RAINN, the nation’s largest anti-sexual violence organization, the Ohio Alliance to End Sexual Violence, and local sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs) joined Sen. Michele Reynolds (R-Canal Winchester) on Tuesday as she introduced a resolution recognizing the extreme importance of SANEs being permitted to testify remotely in court. SANEs are forensic nurses with specialized training to support survivors of sexual violence in the immediate aftermath of sexual assault. They provide…

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