Survivors Say

06/16/2026

In the wake of tragedy, families like the LeRocques deserve compassion to tell their stories on their own terms and time.

Survivors Say advocates for survivors’ right to grieve and heal without intrusion in an effort to help them reclaim control over their story. You can watch the full video on our website.

05/15/2026

Statement from survivor Jessica Mann on the judge's decision today to declare a mistrial in the case against Harvey Weinstein.

Media with additional questions can reach out to us at SurvivorsSay.org or directly via [email protected] or [email protected].

05/11/2026

We are proud to stand with Jessica Mann – as prosecutors wrap their case against Harvey Weinstein, last week as she withstood five days of grueling testimony and cross examination from Weinstein's attorneys and every day as she bravely tells her story.

05/10/2026

Proud to walk for peace this Mother’s Day morning to benefit the amazing work by our allies at the Louis D. Brown Peace Institute. A massive turnout to remember too many lost to violence on our streets. ✌️

04/23/2026

It’s Digital Day of Action- Call, email, and post for amendment #1704! 📲💥

The TRUST Line has been filed in the House to secure $13.8M in funding, but we still need you! Here’s what you can do 👇

Call/Email Advocacy efforts:
👉TODAY call or email your legislators and ask to support amendment #1704 for MOVA’s TRUST Line. Prompts are available in the Stakeholder Advocacy Toolkit.

Social Media Storm:
👉TODAY share MOVA’s posts regarding this state investment, or create your own! Be sure to tag your legislators and use the hashtags
👉TAG a legislator you TRUST to build the TRUST Line and support amendment # 1704. A huge shoutout to Rep Marjorie Decker for leading on this important initiative👏
👉TRUST Toolkit👉 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1dwRu-I0xYqRKvLJDjMQ40UBiNG4trhI2pB3qf4bmpyI/edit?tab=t.0

04/22/2026

Survivors Hillary Simon and Melissa Fares speak out about the injustice in Massachusetts’ age of consent loophole, which allows sexual assault to take place without consequence. The organization, Enough Abuse, is currently leading the effort in closing this loophole and protecting children. Check out their page to see what you can do to help make this change.

Every state in New England has closed it. Why won’t we?

04/08/2026

Sexual assault survivors have a story, but it should be only theirs to tell. If and when they decide to tell their story, it’s important that we listen. This week’s theme is Survivors at the Center, emphasizing that listening to survivors and respecting their diverse experiences is essential to progress.

04/06/2026

This Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we are heading to New Orleans for End Violence Against Women International - EVAWI's conference: Empowering Change: Innovative response Strategies for Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence. Starting tomorrow, we are excited to learn more and meet new partners in this work.

04/02/2026

It’s the 25th anniversary of the official Sexual Assault Awareness Month, with the theme of “Looking Back, Moving Forward.” We take this time to honor the incredibly strong sexual assault survivors and all of those who have done so much for the movement.

02/06/2026

There is no time limit on justice. We support Governor Healey’s efforts to extend the statute of limitations, joining the 47 states that have already made this necessary and just change.

Current Massachusetts law bars r**e prosecutions in cases older than 15 years, even when there’s a DNA match. The governor wants to change it.