Actress Amber Tamblyn: I’m Done With Not Being Believed
When I was 21, I went into the office of a producer of the television show I was starring in to discuss a big problem. By this point I had been acting for more than a decade, and the show was very successful and beloved. Still, I was nervous about facing the firing...Ending Title IX Guidance Isn't Just Evil—It's Profoundly Stupid
Abby Honold would never have graduated without Title IX. In 2014, when she was a junior at the University of Minnesota, Abby was raped by another student. She did everything a survivor is “supposed” to do. She called 911 immediately, went to a hospital for...17 Celebs Who Spoke Up About Their Sexual Assault To Help Others
In our culture, it’s not always easy to speak up about sexual assault. First, talking about being assaulted can bring the whole experience back to the victims. There’s also the fact that there can be shame attached to the incident — even though being...SurvJustice’s Founder Shuts Down Opponents Of Title IX; Their Misguided “Due Process” Claims
“The resulting Title IX guidance, known commonly as the Dear Colleague Letter, encouraged a wave of student- and survivor-driven activism across the country. As part of this activism, the Education Department’s Office for Civil Rights received hundreds of...Why It’s Harder For African American Women To Report Campus Sexual Assaults
Chardonnay Madkins knows firsthand the pressures African American women can face when reporting campus sexual assaults. She says she was assaulted in two separate incidents, once at a mostly white college and another time at a historically black college. In reporting...