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Allows an average of 558 survivors to receive help through RAINN’s hotlines each day
Improves sexual assault laws and policies to ensure that survivors get the justice they deserve
Educates more than 130 million people per year on prevention and recovery through relationships with the entertainment industry, the media, and local communities
Expands the use of DNA to eliminate the backlog of untested rape kits
Enlists the help of college administrators, Congress, and students on hundreds of campuses to hold colleges accountable for preventing and responding to sexual
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