By: Olivia Cornett By the time you finish reading this article, at least one individual will have been sexually assaulted [1]; sexual assault prevention may...[Read More]
Sexual Assault
Articles Children experience sexual abuse at alarming rates — 1 in 5 girls and 1 in 20 boys — which is terrifying enough. But then, add...[Read More]
While Sexual Assault Awareness Month is a great time to talk about sexual assault as an intersectional, public health issue that affects us all, it...[Read More]
“She was just walking home.” As a younger woman, I traveled abroad alone. I often walked during the day and in the evening by myself....[Read More]
In October 2017, the #MeToo movement went viral, as millions of people across the world shared their stories of experiencing sexual violence at some point...[Read More]
Fort Hood Specialist Vanessa Guillén was finally ‘laid to rest’ in Houston on Saturday, Aug 15 with a private funeral and Mass. On Aug 14,...[Read More]
How did the Department of Education become a protection racket for college campus abusers? Let’s break it down from the beginning. On May 6, the...[Read More]
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As part of my personal healing, I have been working through some childhood memories and experiences I feel have affected my life on different levels....[Read More]
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Over the years I have shared my deeply personal experiences with the blessing and permission of my mother, a...[Read More]
Since the inception of the #MeToo movement, many men have reacted by trying to avoid women altogether in the workplace. In a recent survey by...[Read More]