Telling your story.Sharing your story publicly is a personal decision. If you’re considering it, these resources can help you think through what you want and what the impacts might be.
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Questions to Ask Before Telling Your StoryComing forward is a big decision, without a lot of information to help predict what you can expect because each case is different. This document includes some ideas and questions to help prepare you for public communication.
When the Offender is Well-KnownIt can be hard to speak publicly about your experience, and maybe harder when the offender is well-known in your community. But at a time when many survivors are speaking publicly, sharing your story and naming the offender may feel like the right thing to do. This document includes some tips, ideas, and questions to help you prepare.
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An advocate can help.If you have questions or want to talk with someone about going public with your story, an advocate can help. They can answer questions about the media, help you think through what you want the process to be like, support you through going public, and more. Click here to contact an advocate or call 1-800-871-7741. |