Reunion Online

It was always having a heart-to-heart with one or maybe two other people at a time, sitting on a bathroom sink or on a stoop. This was how I had shared my story up until 2013.

With its $35 million investment, the New York District Attorney’s Office will help communities achieve the results that rape kit testing has shown to bring time and time again: safety, justice and healing.

Help us continue the momentum of change in 2015 and beyond by making a tax-deductible gift before 11:59pm tonight.

Every day I heal in grand and small ways. My journey continues. And I know I am not alone in my pursuit.

There are moments that fill you with immense joy and gratitude—I want to share mine with you. It happened a couple months ago when the Joyful Heart Foundation experienced what I call “a magnificent milestone.”

When I first imagined Joyful Heart ten years ago, I could not have foreseen the impact we would have a decade later. I am overwhelmed with joy—and gratitude and love—for the many bright lights who make our work possible.

A raw, unscripted and powerful video collection that shows the candid responses of these men and women as they attempt to talk about sexual assault and domestic violence

We are filled with joy and gratitude as we celebrate our journey—the signposts we have heeded, the milestones we have reached and the goals we’ve realized in our work to end this violence.

Throughout this weekend, images from the NFL Players Say NO MORE PSA shoots are running on Viacom billboards in Times Square every six minutes, asking passersby to add their voices to the campaign on social media with the question, “What’s your #NOMORE?”

The NO MORE PSAs with current and former NFL players premiere tonight during Thursday Night Football on CBS.