The cycle of denial and shame felt by Cornell’s Jane Doe follows a typical pattern for sexual assault survivors, experts say

Kim Villanueva, president of the National Organization for Women, emphasized, “It’s not up to the survivor to tell the perfect story in perfect order.”

Protesters march to White House following Cornell rape case

“This is the seat of power,” Kim Villanueva, president of the National Organization for Women, told CNS before the march. “We’re trying to take back our power.”

Beyond ‘9 to 5’: Dolly Parton, feminism, and the politics of putting people first

“The proof,” she said, “Can be found in the songs [Parton] wrote and sung. She said many of her songs were based on her real-life experiences. – Kim Villanueva

Coalition of Feminist and Tech Justic Organizations Condemn Meta’s Censorshio of the Cornell Rape Case

“Survivors should never have to fight to make their voices heard.” said Kim Villanueva, President of the National Organization for Women (NOW).