sexual violence

Artist Clarity Haynes reflects on how her work has been shaped by the sexual violence she has experienced throughout her lifetime. She discusses her choice to laugh in the face of violence and trauma.

This overview of gender-based violence in South Asian American communities includes information to aid survivors, such as crisis hotlines, mental health support, and legal resources.

In this interactive exhibit, forty-six survivors of violence reflect on one week in their journeys toward healing.

This article features the work of eight artists who participated in the "Talking Cure" exhibit, at the University of Minnesota, showing how art can allow us to express ourselves and to find healing after violence.

This guide from Girls for Gender Equity (GGE) provides helpful tips for coping with street harassment. It is geared towards young people, gender-based violence professionals, activists, and allies.

The Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) includes trans people. Learn how we can respond to intimate partner violence, sexual assault, harassment, and discrimination, whatever our gender identity.

A diverse group of survivors of sexual assault talks about their recovery processes and their experiences with relationships, sex, and sexuality.

Find groups and organizations who are working to support survivors and end gender-based violence.

This free tool enables people to control online sharing of nude, semi-nude, and sexual content taken before they were 18 years old.

This searchable map of college campuses across the U.S. allows viewers to access sexual assault data and resources at each institution.

This abolitionist feminist essay articulates how the legal system often criminalizes survivors.

This video explains the Power and Control Wheel, a tool that categorizes the many ways people can abuse their partners.