All Survivors Day 2020
November 7th

An international day to recognize survivors of sexual abuse.

An international day to recognize survivors of sexual abuse, bring their stories into the light, raise awareness of the widespread nature of the issue and organize for change in the culture that allows sexual abuse to continue.

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“This is a day to stand with victims of sex abuse and assault. They have been silenced and ignored for too long.”

Marci hamilton, ceo, childusa
All Survivors Day Tree

Coming forward, Finding Support.

All Survivors Day is a national day to recognize the varied and widespread nature of sexual abuse, share the stories from survivors of sexual abuse, and call the public to action in helping to prevent future cases of sexual abuse.

 

All Survivors Day is led by organizations that have arisen from the scourge of sexual abuse, whether at home, in schools, at church, the military, on college campuses and sports teams. The groups are uniting to reduce the barriers survivors face when coming forward, finding support and holding perpetrators accountable.

Co-Sponsors/Endorsers
SNAP, an international support group for survivors of religious and institutional sexual abuse;
CHILD USA, a national organization dedicated to statute of limitations reform;
GRACE, a non-profit aimed at empowering the Christian community to recognize, prevent and respond to child abuse;
The Joyful Heart Foundation, a national organization dedicated to transforming society’s response to sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse;
The Angel Heart Foundation, a non-profit aimed at creating a more compassionate, kind and peaceful world;
Ending Clergy Abuse, a worldwide organization of human rights’ activists and survivors;
Families Against Cult Teachings and Abuse, a non-profit supporting those who have been abused in cult settings. Works to raise awareness and education about high control organizations;
Childhelp, an organization dedicated to help children already affected by abuse through treatment and educational prevention programs;
Darkness to Light, a non-profit committed to empowering adults to prevent child sexual abuse;
The Army Of Survivors, a non-profit in the works started by survivors of Larry Nassar aimed at empowering other survivors of sexual abuse.
NAASCA, NAASCA works to end childhood abuse and trauma including seuxal assault, violent or physical abuse, emotional traumas and neglect. We work to raise community awareness, bring hope and promote healing;
Stop Child Predators, an organization directed at crafting legislation, coalitions, advocacy campaigns and educational programs;
Together We Heal, this organization's purpose is to provide guidance for those who suffer from the trauma of childhood sexual abuse. It works to educate through public speaking, collaborates with other groups to raise awareness, provide information on how to better protect children, assist those who've been harmed and to expose sexual predators and their methods;
EmpowerSurvivors, a non-profit organization that aims to support adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse, educate communities, reduce the rape and molestation of children and break the silence that allows childhood sexual abuse to go on for generations;
The Courage Conference exists to be a refuge for survivors, to educate and empower advocates, and create the conditions where this movement for change can become a Justice Generation that recognized and resists abuse everywhere. It is our goal that everyone leaves empowered to live the most courageous life possible;
California Protective Parents Association are parents of children who were abused, often both sexually and physically. Our children have been doubly traumatized. After they told about the abuse, they were not believed, and were instead placed with their abusers. Most have been repeatedly re-injured and some have been killed. We Protective Parents were often victims of violence and abuse. As survivors of trauma, we fully support All Survivors Day;
MK Safety Net offers hope, healing, encouragement and advocacy to former MKs (Missionary Kids) and TCKs (Third Culture Kids). The difficult journey of recovering from abuse can be even more daunting for an MK or TCK due to factors related to growing up overseas. MK Safety Net understands the unique aspects of the MK experience and offers support for MKs on their healing journey; and
Stop the Silence works to prevent, expose and stop child sexual abuse and help survivors heal worldwide. Through strategic, evidence-based, creative, comprehensive programming focused on advocacy, education, training, and policy development and reform, the organization addresses the relationships between child sexual abuse and the broader issues of overall family and community violence, and violence withing and between communities.
Pennsylvanians United To Protect Children is an organization of survivors, families and advocates dedicated to addressing the injustice of child sexual abuse in the past and working to prevent such abuse from occuring in the future through the use of conversation and advocacy for law reform.
MaleSurvivor supports men at every stage of the healing process through active online forums and in-person events. We facilitate dialogue among survivors, as well as between survivors and professional therapists.  We provide educational resources that help empower men (and those who support them) to process their past and look forward to a brighter future. And we do everything in a way that recognizes and respects the diversity of survivors and their allies.  
 
 

“All Survivors Day is a call to action to all people to come together and help change the culture that surrounds sexual abuse and assault. By stepping into the light and telling our stories, we are hoping to motivate others to join us as we seek to prevent future cases of sexual abuse and show others what they can do to get involved in their own communities and institutions to ensure this never happens again.” 

TIM lennon, board president, snap

 

Take Action

How can I get involved?

Want to do more?

Members of the public can get involved in the movement by:

Campaign for Reform

Help our partners advance policies that support survivors and protect children. Get involved today

Write to your AG

Independent investigations can make a huge difference. Write to your attorney general and call for an investigation today!

Fundraise

Raise funds for survivor support and awareness. Your tax-deductible donation to All Survivors Day will have a global impact.

Contact

Worldwide network. local impact.

For all inquiries, please contact: Info@AllSurvivorsDay.org