Sexual violence should not be a part of the college experience.
For more than a decade, Every Voice Coalition has empowered students to write and pass survivor-centered state legislation that expands support, strengthens accountability, and advances protections beyond Title IX.
1 in 10 students experience campus sexual violence before leaving college.
90-95% of survivors do not report.
70% of survivors who report to their schools experience adverse effects on their safety and privacy. <cost of reporting>
64% of colleges reported 0 instances of sexual violence in 2023. <tails you lose>
Campus sexual violence remains one of the most pervasive civil rights issues in higher education, disproportionately impacting students from marginalized communities. While federal protections under Title IX establish a baseline for response and accountability, they do not fully address persistent gaps in survivor support, transparency, and prevention.
Every Voice addresses these gaps through our Core 5 Policy Framework, expanding survivor support services, establishing confidential advising and anti-retaliation protections, increasing transparency through campus climate data, and strengthening prevention through annual education requirements. See them in practice here.
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