Stand with Survivors.
Whether you have five minutes or five hours, there is a way to help. Every voice added to this movement makes silence a little harder to keep.
Michigan closes the courthouse door at 28.
Survivors take an average of two decades to speak. The law gives most of them until their 28th birthday. See how the deadline works, who it shuts out, and how to help change it.
Reform the deadline →Why this fight matters
The lifelong cost of childhood sexual abuse.
Higher risk of sexual violence in adulthood for women who experienced childhood sexual abuse.
Shorter lifespan
Higher odds of attempting suicide among childhood sexual-abuse survivors.
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