About Us
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Two Years After Time's Up: Has Anything Changed?
Victim blaming and a lack of accountability have hindered the success of the #MeToo and Time's Up movements in the years since they began. -
Kavanaugh and Rape Culture on College Campuses
A problematic tweet by The New York Times about Brett Kavanaugh sheds light on the broader issue of rape culture on college campuses. -
‘Unbelievable’ Explores the Cascading Effects of Doubting Sexual Assault Survivors
The eight-episode Netflix series is centered around sexual assault survivors and the detectives working to solve their cases. -
Aly Raisman Q&A Highlights Her New Role as Advocate
During the Q&A, two-time Olympian Aly Raisman discussed not only her time as an elite athlete, but also her efforts to support survivors of sexual assault. -
The True Meaning of Consent
Consent condoms were intended to start a dialogue about consensual sex, but they end up trivializing the issue instead. -
'Take Back the Night' Highlights the Importance of Believing Survivors
Students and faculty gathered in solidarity on Wednesday night on O'Neill Plaza to support sexual assault survivors. -
LTE: There Was Nothing 'Respectful or Empathetic' About Kristan Hawkins
Hollie Watts, MCAS '21, discusses the consequences of withholding abortion and contraceptive options from women. -
CARE Week Calls Students to Confront the Stigma and Support Survivors
Program events seek to educate, reduce stigma, and empower survivors of sexual assault and their allies.
