Join PAVE/Survivors.org Founder Angela Rose as she interviews Erin Merryn, pioneer of “Erin’s Law,” Antuan “Magic” Raimone, Broadway performer and speaker, and Shannon Bobo, comedian and actress, as they discuss how they have cultivated healthy love after experiencing sexual violence. Learn More About The Panelists Erin Merryn “After suffering years of sexual abuse for six…
On August 1st 2024, the Biden Administration’s Title IX guidelines were set to go into effect. What are those new guidelines, and how do they impact student survivors? Learn about the basics of Title IX, how new Title IX rules impact students, and how to advocate for strong protections for survivors at your school! A…
Intimacy after sexual violence can be difficult for many survivors for a variety of reasons, all of which are valid. How can survivors and their intimate partners navigate intimacy after assault? Go Down on Me with Patience is a zine created by PAVE’s Fall 2024 Outreach and Admin, Angie O’Connor, discussing how intimacy can feel…
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