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☎️ National Sexual Assault Hotline Text “HOPE” to 64673 for free, confidential support, 24/7/365. You are not alone.
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ACT NOW at our Link In Bio or visit https://rainn.org/federal-legislation/stop-csam-act/
💡 It’s not “child porn.” It’s CSAM: child sexual abuse material. And it’s a CRIME.
The STOP CSAM Act will:
✅ Let survivors take tech companies to court
✅ Strengthen the rules that require tech platforms to report abuse
✅ Improve transparency from big tech companies
✅ Protect survivors' privacy in federal court
✅ Help survivors get the restitution they're owed
Help us get the STOP CSAM Act passed in 2026!!!
ACT NOW at our Link In Bio or visit https://rainn.org/federal-legislation/stop-csam-act/
#RAINN #NoMoreExcuses #SupportSurvivors #StopSexualViolence
05 Nov 2026
Violence against women and girls demands more than attention. It requires action.
On November 18, we’re gathering in Washington, DC, for Turning Outrage Into Action: A Rally to End Violence Against Women and Girls.
From commercial sexual exploitation and sexual assault to domestic violence and online exploitation, sexual violence threatens the lives and wellbeing of women, girls, and marginalized communities across the United States.
Yet too often, survivors are met with silence, disbelief, and systems that fail to hold perpetrators accountable.
We’re bringing together survivors, advocates, and communities to demand that ending violence against women become a national priority, backed by meaningful legislation, resources, and accountability.
Hosted by World Without Exploitation, alongside our co-sponsors Coalition Against Trafficking in Women (@catwintl), All In Together (@allintogether), RAINN (@rainn), Joyful Heart Foundation (@thejhf), and Equality Now (@equalitynoworg).
🗓️ November 18, 2026
📍 Washington, DC
⏰ Time and exact location to be announced
One day. One collective voice. A demand for action.
📢 Organizations: We invite you to stand with us! If your organization is interested in supporting the rally, please fill out the interest form at the link in our bio.
Stay tuned for more details. 💚
#TurningOutrageIntoAction #EndViolenceAgainstWomen
02 Nov 2026
In our 32 years, we've seen it again and again.
When a story like Cornell's makes headlines, memories surface. Survivors who've carried their experience alone for months, years, even decades, finally reach out. Some are calling for the first time. Some are ready to talk.
Some just need to hear, "I believe you."
Over the past few days, outreach to RAINN's hotline has nearly doubled.
And our hotline staff and volunteers are here for every call, every text, and every chat—24/7.
To Jane Doe: Thank you. Speaking out takes extraordinary courage. Your choice to seek justice is opening the door for others to find help, healing, and accountability.
We're here in the moment. And we're fighting for what comes next.
If you’ve been affected by sexual assault or abuse, you are not alone.
If you need to talk, cry, vent, rage, ask questions, find resources, or simply be believed…
Text “HOPE” to 64673
RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline is free, confidential, and available 24/7.
#RAINN #SupportSurvivors #StopSexualViolence #NoMoreExcuses
03 Oct 2026
Thoughts?
#RAINN #NoMoreExcuses #SupportSurvivors #StopSexualViolence
11 Nov 2026
Welcome to RAINN, Emmy Rossum!
We’re proud to announce @Emmy, star and executive producer of "Furious", as our newest RAINN Ambassador.
Together, we’ll use the power of storytelling to challenge stigma, deepen understanding of sexual violence and survivorship, and connect survivors with support.
Join us in welcoming Emmy!
Click our Link In Bio to read more or visit:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/general-news/emmy-rossum-rainn-anti-sexual-assault-storytelling-partnership-1236748545/
#RAINN #NoMoreExcuses #SupportSurvivors #StopSexualViolence
01 Jan 1970
"I’m now a mother to a beautiful one-year-old daughter, whom I love more than anything. I struggle with balancing protection and independence for my daughter. I don’t want to shelter her to the point that it hinders her, but I will take every precaution to protect her. She won’t have access to the internet or social media for a long time. That won’t eliminate risk entirely—AI and digital exploitation are widespread—but it’s a nonnegotiable safety step for me as a parent.
"I never want my daughter to feel afraid to speak out if someone hurts her or makes her uncomfortable. I want her to know she can always come to me. No matter what, I will be there for her."
- Samantha
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To share your story, visit RAINN.org/share-your-story or click our Link In Bio.
#RAINN #NoMoreExcuses #SupportSurvivors #StopSexualViolence
09 Nov 2026
Sometimes, you just need someone to listen and BELIEVE YOU.
You can text or chat with a RAINN support specialist 24/7 via the National Sexual Assault Hotline.
Text: "HOPE" to 64673
Chat: RAINN.org/hotline
Call: 800.656.HOPE (4673) & get connected to a crisis center near you
You are not alone.
#RAINN #NoMoreExcuses #SupportSurvivors #StopSexualViolence
06 Nov 2026
At least 56,000 children are sexually abused every year according to U.S. child protective services records.
And when kids experience abuse—or if they're being groomed for abuse—they can have a hard time asking for help.
Dr. Donna Bulatowicz is an educator and a survivor of child sexual abuse who advocates for young survivors. She tells parents and caregivers, "You’ve got to give them the tools to know HOW to tell.”
After all, a child isn't likely to say, “I'm being groomed,” or, “This person violated my body boundaries.” Instead, they may say something like, "That person is weird,” or, “That person is mean.” But those statements don't explain what's really going on.
“Sometimes kids think they’re giving more information than adults might receive,” Dr. Donna said. “So it’s also important for adults to say, ‘Tell me more.’”
Saying ”tell me more” invites a child (or any young person) to share more without telling them what to say, demanding disclosure, or requiring them to fully understand what happened.
Click our Link In Bio to learn more of Dr. Donna's recommendations for preventing child sexual abuse and supporting kids who are victimized.
https://rainn.org/prevention-tips-for-parents-caregivers/reading-for-prevention
#NoMoreExcuses #RAINN #SupportSurvivors #StopSexualViolence
04 Nov 2026
Here’s what we mean:
🚫 DON’T assume consent.
A costume, flirting, dancing, kissing, going home together, silence, or a previous “yes” does not mean yes now. Consent should be clear, freely given, informed, and ongoing. If drugs or alcohol make someone unable to make that decision, sexual activity needs to STOP.
🚫 DON’T mess with someone’s drink.
Never spike a drink, secretly make it stronger, or give someone a substance without their knowledge. And don’t pressure someone to drink more than they want.
🚫 DON’T pressure, isolate, or take advantage of someone.
Wearing someone down, ignoring hesitation, separating an intoxicated person from friends, or using someone’s impairment as an opportunity isn’t consent.
✅ DO ask, listen, and get a clear yes.
Consent is communication. Ask what someone wants. Pay attention to their answer. And keep checking in, because anyone can change their mind at any time.
✅ DO look out for your drink AND your friends.
Keep track of what you’re drinking, stick with people you trust, and check in if a friend suddenly seems much more intoxicated than expected. These steps can reduce risk, but responsibility for sexual violence ALWAYS belongs to the person who causes the harm.
✅ DO step in safely when something isn’t right. You don’t have to confront someone or put yourself in danger. Check in with the person, create a distraction, rally friends or staff, or get help.
‼️ SHARE. If this changes even one person’s behavior, it could save someone else’s life.
➡️ To stay involved, visit RAINN.org/red-zone
💙 Need support? RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline is available 24/7. Text "HOPE" to 64673.
#RAINN #NoMoreExcuses #StopSexualViolence #SupportSurvivors #CampusSafety
30 Oct 2026
Thank you everyone for your support 🥹
28 Oct 2026
It's called "partner stalking," and it can go hand-in-hand with IPSV: intimate partner sexual violence.
Waaaaaaay back in 1998, in the first-ever national study of stalking, 31% of women who were stalked by a current or former husband or live-in partner were also sexually assaulted by that same partner.
Want more context? People who stalked their partners were 6x more likely to sexually assault their partners.
This is important to know because partner stalking is often part of a wider pattern of abuse.
If you or someone you love tells you their partner has been stalking them, it's a signal to ask about their safety and make sure they know support is available.
Not sure if it's stalking? Learn more:
RAINN.org/stalking
Get support:
Text "HOPE" to 64673
#RAINN #NoMoreExcuses #SupportSurvivors #StopSexualViolence
Source:
Tjaden P & Thoennes N, "Stalking in America: Findings From the National Violence Against Women Survey," Research in Brief, NCJ 169592, National Institute of Justice and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (April 1998).
28 Oct 2026
If you or your child experienced sexual assault or abuse connected to school, you may be wondering what the school is required to do about it. Title IX is the federal law that answers that question.
Congress passed Title IX in 1972 to prevent sex-based discrimination in schools. It applies to any K-12 school, college, or university that receives federal funding, including federal student financial aid. Sexual harassment and sexual violence can get in the way of a student’s education, so the law and its regulations require schools to respond.
Learn more about your rights under Title IX:
RAINN.org/title-ix
#RAINN #NoMoreExcuses #SupportSurvivors #StopSexualViolence #TitleIX
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