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Survivors deserve all the flowers

 

In the United States, 1 in 6 women have survived rape.1 And nearly 50% of transgender women have been sexually assaulted.2

At UltraViolet, we’re fighting for a country without sexual violence, where our culture no longer rewards, tolerates, or enables abusers, and where survivors are believed, supported, and exonerated of all blame, shame, and stigma, regardless of the circumstances of their abuse.

UltraViolet and our online community of 1 million members have held accountable alleged and convicted abusers, including former Fox News anchor Bill O’Reilly, recording artist R. Kelly, and many others.3, 4 Together, we also created the conditions through the powerful #MeToo movement for survivors to tell their stories, support each other, and advance policies that help them seek justice.5

Fast forward to today, and we’re now living in the backlash of all the progress that we’ve made. Alleged and convicted abusers are occupying and running for the highest levels of government.6 And celebrities are filing defamation lawsuits against their accusers that could undermine state protections for all survivors.7 Now more than ever, we need to flood survivors with messages of support and reaffirm our commitment to backing them in this hostile political and cultural environment.

Can you take the first step? Sign our pledge to show survivors that you believe them–and that you will fight to end gender-based violence in all of its forms.

By joining our fight, you’ll get alerts to take action on campaigns that:

  • Advance state policies to protect survivors from defamation lawsuits;
  • Stop corporations from enabling, promoting, and profiting from alleged and convicted abusers;
  • Push institutions to adopt stronger workplace policies that prevent sexual harassment and abuse; and more.

Join us in sending a clear message to survivors across the country: We see you. We believe you. We will fight alongside you. You deserve all the flowers.

 

 

Sources:

  1. Victims of Sexual Violence: Statistics, RAIIN, accessed June 2, 2025
  2. Sexual Violence & Transgender/Non-Binary Communities, National Sexual Violence Resource Center, 2019
  3. Women’s Rights Group: Bill O’Reilly “Deserves This Downfall”, The Hollywood Reporter, April 19, 2017
  4. Plane Flies Over Sony Music Offices Calling for Label to Drop R. Kelly, Variety, January 11, 2019
  5. How a post #MeToo law opened the floodgates for allegations against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs, NPR, May 7, 2025
  6. The growing list of sexual misconduct allegations against Trump’s picks, The 19th, November 21, 2024
  7. Blake Lively backed by advocacy groups in legal fight with Justin Baldoni over #MeToo speech law, Los Angeles Times, May 27, 2025

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