Impact

2/3 of sexual assaults aren’t reported

We are survivor-led and have built a privacy-centered, anonymous, research-informed* platform for the 2/3 of survivors who don’t report, because they deserve to be heard.

We envision a world where every survivor of sexual assault is believed, treated fairly, and supported without judgment.

What we aim to advance: 

• Respect for survivor choice - acknowledging that not reporting is a valid choice

• More complete survivor-informed data - a better understanding of reporting barriers, support needs and patterns among survivors who don’t report

• Visibility for marginalized communities - through partnerships with organizations marginalized survivors trust

Individual private logs are encrypted and designed so we cannot read them. Any impact reporting will use only anonymous, aggregated data.

What we will track:

• Total number of survivor logs submitted 

• Number of partner organizations involved

• Aggregate barriers survivors identify to reporting and accessing medical, mental health, and/or legal services

• Aggregate patterns from optional consented demographic, barrier, timing, and feedback responses, only when enough submissions are included to display the information safely

*National Sexual Violence Resource Center - Needs Assessment to Strengthen Services for Survivors of Sexual Assault