You are not the only one
Thousands of us were never heard. Here, we are.
A quiet place for women who have survived sexual violence to share what happened, in their own words, without their names, and to find real help, whether it happened last night or twenty years ago.
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What counts as sexual violence?
Sexual violence is any sexual act, attempt or contact that happens without your full and free consent. It can be done by a stranger, a partner, a family member, a friend or anyone else, at any age. It includes:
- Sexual assault and rape
- Unwanted touching or groping
- Childhood sexual abuse, including molestation
- Being pressured, threatened or tricked into sexual acts
- Sexual acts when you were drunk, drugged, asleep or unable to say no
- Sexual abuse in a relationship or marriage
- Sexual harassment and sharing intimate images without consent
You don’t need a label for what happened. If it happened to you, it counts.
“I would like to believe that a world could exist where I don’t have to worry about if, or when, this will happen to my daughters.”
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