Impact

2/3 of sexual assaults aren’t reported

We are survivor-led, and we’re here to: 

• Provide a safe, anonymous platform for survivors of sexual assault who don’t report, so they can be heard and counted without pressure to report.

• Understand the barriers survivors face to reporting and to seeking medical, mental health, or legal services.

What we aim to advance: 

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

• Complementary data - better overall prevalence data by pairing non-reporting data with existing data

• Visibility for marginalized communities - through data disaggregation and partnerships

• Systemic influence - discovering the barriers to service to help identify gaps in services and prevention

What we will track:

• Number of survivor logs submitted 

• Number of partner organizations involved

• Number of communities represented by survivors

• Understanding how different survivor identities affect reporting and accessing medical, counseling, and/or legal services