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Voices Beyond Assault is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering the lives of survivors of sexual assault/abuse. Linktr.ee/voicesbeyondassault

We provide resources and innovative therapy to impact the lives of survivors. Voices Beyond Assault (VBA) is a 501c3 non-profit organization, dedicated to empowering the lives of survivors of sexual violence. VBA provides aid, resources, and innovative therapy to ultimately empower survivors through their healing journey and thrive past their individual trauma. VBA is dedicated to empowering survi

vors of sexual assault/abuse, by building their self-awareness and self-confidence. We believe that there is strength in survival and we aim to provide our community with the aid, resources and innovative therapy methods necessary to heal from the trauma of sexual violence. We want to create a culture of awareness, education, and prevention, through promoting a zero-tolerance act for sexual violence. Sexual assault/abuse is a growing epidemic, which is why our year-round advocacy is so important. VBA plans to ensure that all survivors of sexual assault/abuse around the globe have access to a platform to rebuild their lives. VBA aims to provide the resources that are vital to those affected by sexual assault/abuse, through increased education and interpersonal efficient measures. Our central goals are to:

(1) Provide a Prevention Curriculum within a wide range of public institutions, such as:

(a) Schools (2nd level education)

(b) Universities (3rd level education)

(c) Workplaces

(2) Combat against the issue of sexual assault/abuse

(3) Improve accessibility to sexual assault/abuse resources

(4) Build an army of survivors that will encourage and inspire each other from across the globe

(5) Reduce our society’s rates of sexual violence, while also ending the stigma behind it

03/08/2026

Today we honor every woman who has walked through the fire — and emerged stronger. 🔥

At Voices Beyond Assault, we stand with survivors every day. Not just today. Not just this month. Every. Single. Day.

To every woman healing, rising, and refusing to be silenced — this day is for YOU. 💚

Happy International Women’s Day. 🌍✨

IWD2026

12/25/2025

Happy Holidays from Voices Beyond Assault 🎄

The holiday season looks different for everyone. For some, it’s filled with warmth and celebration. For others, it brings loneliness, grief, or painful reminders.

If you’re struggling this season - whether you’re spending it alone, navigating difficult family dynamics, missing someone you’ve lost, or just feeling worn down by the weight of it all - we see you. Your feelings are valid. Your pain is real. And you are not alone.
Your resilience matters, even when you feel like you’re barely holding on.

To our entire community - survivors, supporters, and everyone walking their own difficult path - may you find moments of peace, unexpected comfort, and gentle reminders that you are seen, valued, and loved.

You matter. Today and every day.

💚 Voices Beyond Assault

12/24/2025

Six women. Seven charges. Two decades.
UK prosecutors announced today that comedian Russell Brand now faces additional charges of r**e and sexual assault involving two more women, bringing the total to 6 survivors and 7 criminal counts spanning allegations from 1999 to 2009.
Brand previously pleaded not guilty to five charges in May 2025. His trial is scheduled for June 2026.
This case represents what we see time and again: survivors finding their voices years—sometimes decades—after trauma. The courage it takes to come forward, especially when facing a powerful public figure, cannot be overstated.
We stand with every survivor who has spoken their truth. Your voice matters. Your story matters. You are believed.
If you or someone you know has experienced sexual violence, VBA is here. You don’t have to navigate this alone.

12/08/2025

Thank you for courageously sharing your story of abuse. Your voice will inspire countless other men to confront their own traumas.

But WHAT kind of insensitive response was that?!?

During his interview, MMA fighter Tom DeBlass opened up about experiencing childhood sexual abuse. The interviewer’s response? “You must have been an attractive young gentleman.”

While DeBlass clarified he wasn’t personally offended—noting that interviewer Rhasaan Orange uses an intentionally provocative comedic persona—this moment highlights a serious issue: how society responds to male survivors.

This isn’t about intent. It’s about impact.

Comments like these, even when “meant as jokes,” perpetuate harmful narratives that:
• Minimize the trauma of abuse
• Sexualize children
• Make it harder for male survivors to come forward

We can appreciate DeBlass’s grace but Survivors deserve better—every single time.

What are your thoughts?

**eculture

11/30/2025

THIS WAS NOT A PRANK‼️ THIS WAS MURDER‼️

This boy went to work. He should have come home. Instead, his co-workers violated his body in a way that killed him. They called it a “prank.”
Let’s be absolutely clear:
A prank is harmless. Everyone laughs, including the person it happens to.
Sexual assault is a crime. It causes physical injury, trauma, and in this case—death.
When someone inserts ANYTHING into another person’s body without consent, that is sexual assault. Period. It doesn’t matter if you:
• Call it a joke
• Say you didn’t mean it
• Claim it’s “just guys being guys”
• Say “it’s not that serious”
IT IS THAT SERIOUS‼️
TO YOUNG PEOPLE: If someone wants to touch your body in ANY way that makes you uncomfortable, you have the right to say NO. If someone does this anyway, it’s assault—not a prank.
This family will never get their son back. All because some people thought violating someone’s body was funny.
It’s not. It never was. It never will be.
Rest in peace to this young man. You deserved so much better.
We hope everyone involved receive the maximum sentence.

**eculture **eculture

11/24/2025

Repost from a child’s voice that is so clear and factual• THANK YOU, your voice matters!
If adults are out here debating the “acceptable age” of abuse, then kids aren’t the ones who need to grow up.

**eculture **e

11/20/2025

Louisiana made HISTORY with Act 651. Child predators now face REAL consequences. This is accountability. Judges: the power is in your hands—USE IT. Our children are counting on you and so are we! ⚖️ Hopefully more states will follow!

**eculture

11/19/2025

The scared child seeking safety. The angry teenager demanding justice. The exhausted adult longing for peace. They’re all still here, all still part of us.
Recovery means honoring each voice, each need, each part of the journey. There’s no timeline, no “right way” to heal. Just compassion for all the versions of yourself trying their best to survive, and eventually, to thrive.
Be gentle with yourself today. You’re doing harder work than most people will ever understand. 💙

❤️ **eculture

11/14/2025

🤔 Megyn Kelly’s recent on-air statements questioning whether Jeffrey Epstein was an “actual pedophile” have drawn widespread and fierce criticism. The core of her argument, made on her Sirius XM podcast, was that a source close to the case suggested Epstein was interested in “barely legal” 15-year-old girls, but not “8-year-olds,” a distinction she believes is significant.
She described his preference as for “very young teen types that could pass for even younger than they were, but would look legal to a passerby”.
Kelly maintained that while the behavior was “disgusting,” there is a “difference between a 15-year-old and a 5-year-old”

CommUNITY, what do think? Drop your thoughts on this in the comments.

**eculture

11/09/2025

This speaks volumes…

What are your thoughts?

11/07/2025

We are NOT a political organization—we are a survivor-led community that stands with anyone who stands for survivors.

Thank you for using your voice to speak up for those who have felt silenced. When leaders advocate for survivor rights and dignity, it creates space for healing and hope. We see you, and we appreciate you.

Survivors deserve allies who will stand firm, speak truth, and fight for justice. This is what advocacy looks like. 💜

11/05/2025

We stand with because we STAND for survivors!

Senator Susan Rubio Unveils Powerful Domestic Violence Legislative Package. Please support

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