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About RAINN | April 01, 2025
Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month: #TakeBackOurTech Campaign

On April 1, 2025, RAINN, the nation’s largest

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About RAINN | March 26, 2025
NEW ROADS TO HEALING AND JUSTICE FOR SEXUAL VIOLENCE SURVIVORS IN VIRGINIA

Va. Governor Youngkin Signs Three RAINN-supported Bills Into Law In a sweeping show of survivor-centered legislative progress, Monday, Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin signed into law three RAINN-supported bills that give survivors of sexual violence tools they need to seek justice and healing.

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About RAINN | March 04, 2025
“TAKE IT DOWN ACT” ROUNDTABLE WITH FIRST LADY AND BI-PARTISAN LAWMAKERS TO COMBAT TECH-ENABLED SEXUAL ABUSE

Washington, D. C. (March 3, 2025) — Today, RAINN Vice President of Public Policy Stefan Turkheimer gave remarks at a Capitol Hill roundtable hosted by the First Lady of the United States Melania Trump and a bi-partisan group of lawmakers advocating for online protection for victims of tech-enabled...

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About RAINN | December 04, 2024
Amazon Web Services IMAGINE Grant

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Latest News | November 13, 2024
4 Tips To Stay Safer at Shows, Concerts, Raves, & Festivals

Whether you’re dancing your heart out to your favorite DJ or belting every lyric to your favorite song, RAINN wants to help everyone stay safer at shows. The vast majority of concert-goers are wonderful people who just want to have a great time, but we have to acknowledge the facts: In America,...

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This Week: #TalkToRAINN

New campaign connects survivors with support through the National Sexual Assault Hotline and spurs social media conversation about sexual assault on campus.

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