Dr. Vibe speaks with an expert who works with sexual and gender minorities who have been sexually abused.
On Rape and Sexual Violence
When Men Are Sexually Abused in the Military
Dr. Vibe speaks with a specialist who deals with men who served in the military, who suffer from trauma as a result of sexual abuse.
Dr. Vibe speaks with a specialist who deals with men who served in the military, who suffer from trauma as a result of sexual abuse.
Sexual Abuse in the Black Community
Have the allegations against R. Kelly exposed an elephant in the room of the Black community?
Dr. Vibe hosts a conversation with a pair of Black American women and a white Jewish Canadian woman about sexual abuse in the Black community.
Why Was My Voice So Small?
The Special Gifts I Threw Away
As a survivor of abuse, Eirik Rogers spent many years suspicious of the kindness of others.
Heresy, Rape Statistics, and Getting Away from the Poles
Until we regulate rape statistics, Julie Gillis writes, sexual violence will never be accounted for what it really is: diverse.
You Can Get Laid Without Being a Jerk
There are a lot of ways to be a jerk when you’re trying to get laid. Emily Heist Moss writes a letter to her brother and his college friends about how to make hook-up culture about pleasure and consent, instead of “scoring.”
Women who sexually abuse children are just as harmful to their victims as male abusers
A recent US study found one out of every five child sexual abuse cases validated by child protection had a female as the main offender of the abuse.
A recent US study found one out of every five child sexual abuse cases validated by child protection had a female as the main offender of the abuse.
It’s On Us to Stop the Angry Bear in the Room
Have you seen the video about the angry bear? It’s about raising awareness for consent for sexual activity. Are you talking about this issue? Most importantly, if you have been abused or know someone who has, speak up. It’s the only way to fight back.
A Gentlemen’s Guide to Rape Culture
Zaron Burnett III bullet points and helps explain in complete thoroughness what rape culture means and what you can do about it.
Changing The Paradigm: Addressing Our Role in Perpetuating Rape Culture
Rape culture justifies sexualized violence by denying or minimizing its existence, and holding victims responsible. We must all play a role in ending it.
Who Is Responsible for Keeping Kids Safe From Sexual Abuse?
Knowledge is power. Especially for our children.
Sexual Predators and the Targeting of Single Parents
Jayneen Sanders looks at sexual assault to children of single parents and ways to think about prevention.
7 Ways To Support a Sexual Assault Survivor Through Pregnancy and Birth
Birth is messy and complicated for any family, but if your partner is a survivor of sexual violence, this ‘cheat sheet’ may be helpful.
ESPN’s Article About McQueary Sends a Terrible Message To Survivors
Chris Anderson explains that by stealing McQueary’s right to privacy, ESPN has told all survivors that their privacy doesn’t deserve to be respected. And that is dangerous.
What I Wish I Had Known
Svava Brooks explains that you cannot heal your life if you keep giving your power to the people that hurt you then and are hurting you now.