Empowering survivors of sexual crimes to find their voice, advance their healing and educate others.
Survivor-led Programs
Education | Prevention | Advocacy | Support
We envision a society that no longer spreads doubt,
instills fear, casts shame or places blame on survivors of sexual crimes.
Spotlight
Congratulations Barb Jenkins!
Barb Jenkins, a member of our Jane Doe No More Survivors Speak Outreach Team was honored with the First Interstate Bank Community Hero Award last month.
A resilient survivor of sexual assault—Barb uses her story to help other survivors advance their healing and find their voices. She organized the Montana chapter of Jane Doe No More.
Barb gave away more than 750 copies of her book, Burying Jane Doe, to crisis centers around the country in an effort to give hope, strength and courage to others who have been through similar situations.
She and her husband Al speak on panels around the state in an effort to help grow empathy and understanding of the long-term impact of crime on people’s lives.
Barb is a voice of change and support, always looking to help other survivors heal and teach the community how to support those who have been impacted.
Way to go Barb, we love you and are so proud of you!
#voice2change
Welcome to our
Jane Doe No More family!
We are honored to announce the addition of 5 new survivors to our Jane Doe No More Survivors Speak Outreach Team!
Please join us in welcoming Sharon, Lorraine, Sofia, Corrine and Bren. Each of them participated in our Survivors Speak workshop working with our amazing Survivor-led Coaching team. These brave individuals will now go on to share their stories to educate others and aid in the prevention of sexual crimes. Through these personal experiences, we are raising awareness and helping others understand more about trauma and a survivor’s journey.
Together, as our voices grow stronger, we are making significant inroads to combat the epidemic of sexual crimes.
Special thanks to the Jewish Federation of Western Connecticut for supporting this program.
Voice2Change
Podcast Series
Jane Doe No More has chosen to talk about an epidemic that has plagued the world for centuries. Sexual crimes are the most misunderstood and under-reported crimes on the planet. We've set out to change that.
Get ready to be inspired!
Jocelyn interviews Chris Schopen, a Wellness Trainer for the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office in Arizona. Throughout her 30-year career, Chris has worked as an educator, therapist, forensic interviewer, school counselor, expert witness, and author.
Tune in to learn more about the healing process for survivors of sexual crimes and the importance of understanding counterintuitive behavior.
Tune in to this month’s podcast now!
Jocelyn Maminta is a former journalist, a philanthropist and an entrepreneur. Over her distinguished broadcast career, the Emmy Award-nominated medical reporter has anchored and reported for television stations in Texas, North Carolina, Milwaukee, and Connecticut.
John Doe No More Initiative
Breaking the stigma of sexual crimes perpetrated against men and boys
Brad, David, Vinnie and Troy, members of our
Jane Doe No More Survivors Speak Outreach Team
“Being a part of Jane Doe No More gives me a sense of community where everyone understands and is there for one another.”
— Vinnie
You are not alone and
it is not your fault.
1 in 6 boys will be the
victim of sexual abuse
by the time they are
18 years old.
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