Chanel Miller: Know Her Name
She is invisible no more.
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Why "The Bold Type" is About to be Your New Favorite Show
Two Words: Female Empowerment
The Top 10 People Who Never Won Survivor
Rob Mariano, Sandra Diaz Twine, JT Thomas. These are some names that come to people’s mind when we think about the winners of the famous TV...
Supporting Survivors
They chose YOU to confide in, so be the best support system you can!
13th Annual BARCC Walk for Change
What are you doing on April 28, 2019? Nothing? You should walk Boston Area Rape Recovery Center’s Walk for Change to help raise money to end sexual violence!
Living with PTSD from Sexual Assault: A True Story
According to Google, the definition of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a disorder in which a person has difficulty recovering after...
What It's Like Being A Survivor of Sexual Assault
To celebrate and support education of Sexual Assault in April, here is a Survivors' answers to questions about life.
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Recovering Through Sharing Your Story
TW: Eating disorders and sexual assault Opening up about my story as a survivor of sexual assault living with an eating disorder was an...
The Girl in the Bell-Bottom Pants
Although she had assembled a legacy of being the hyper-forgiving and optimistic wild child and unheeding dreamer, she couldn’t help but feel a breeze of regret brushing the uneven strands of her braided hair.
How to Talk about Sexual Assault
April is sexual assault awareness month, but what do we do to support our friends who are survivors of sexual assault? It can be hard to talk about sexual assault, but talking can often be the first step to healing.
How to Have Physical Intimacy with Someone Who Has Been Sexually Assaulted
Help rebuild your partner's broken trust with consent.
An Open Letter To My Cancer Surviving Best Friend
A little something about my superwoman..
What I Never Said About My Relationships
*This article contains material about physical, sexual, and mental abuse* In all of my past relationships I never fully accepted the...
Battling An Eating Disorder I Never Knew I Had
Sometimes, mental and physical health can catch you off guard, in a place you thought you were completely okay. But sometimes, you can have a mental illness you never even knew about. For National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, I decided to share my personal story with all of you. For anyone struggling or questioning themselves, please give this article a read. It's okay to not be okay.
Let's Talk About Trauma
We talk about it, but how do we understand it?
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Sexual Assault in the #MeToo Era
Being able to survive it doesn't mean that it was ever okay.
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I Reported My Sexual Assault to Furman: What Happens Next?
TRIGGER WARNING This article contains information about sexual assault which may be triggering to survivors. *Names have been changed due...
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How To Be Sensitive Toward Survivors
Trigger Warning: This article contains some topics and information that may be sensitive to people who have experienced sexual assault or...
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#WomensHealthAwareness: Life is Bumpy Enough: Don't Be Blindsided by Breast Lumps
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to a close, it's impossible not to think about the incredibly strong women we know who have been...
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ACM-W Presents: Bra Decorating Party!
Girls supporting girls is the best feeling--especially when decorating bras.
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