5 powerful ways to support survivors of sexual assault

Because help is needed right now.
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The stories just keep coming. From #metoo to Bill Cosby’s sentencing, to this week, when the President of the United States publicly mocked a woman who says she was sexually assaulted , the reality of what sexual assault survivors face has never received so much attention. The good news is, those of us who empathize with survivors—or are survivors ourselves—are empowered to make change in this moment. Treating survivors with dignity and kindness isn’t a political issue, and no matter what our political stripes, there are things we can do—right now—to support them.