Being safe should never depend on being silent.
A safer way to speak. A response that can be examined.
Our goal is to reduce barriers to reporting and help people be heard without surrendering control of their story. Serious claims should receive care, a fair investigation and an accountable response.
We want to prevent institutions from concealing, minimizing or dismissing sensitive reports to protect their reputation. We document responses, investigate contradictions and expose concealment where evidence establishes it. The history in our archive shows why scrutiny matters; each new claim still needs its own review.
Private review and public sharing are separate choices. Reports are restricted to authorized reviewers, contact details stay out of publications, and you can check progress or withdraw using your private receipt. We cannot guarantee complete technical anonymity or protection from retaliation.
People deserve to study, work, form relationships and take part in their communities without fear of sexual violence or retaliation. When harm is reported, they deserve to be heard with care, to understand their options and to see institutions answer serious questions.
Our mission belongs to people at every university, not to one campus, one case or one movement. Students, alumni, staff, researchers and others connected to university life can share experiences from any country or decade. Sexual violence, harassment, discrimination, bullying, hazing, retaliation, unsafe conditions and mishandled complaints all deserve careful attention. Other university experiences are welcome too.
Being heard should not depend on your institution’s prestige, your ability to pay, how recently something happened or whether a case made headlines. Cornell is the featured public-record dossier; it does not define the limits of who can report here. We want people who have been dismissed or left uncertain to find clear choices, useful support and a record that institutions cannot simply ignore.
Our goal is radical, lasting change: preventing future harm, supporting people affected and pursuing accountability through accurate reporting and fair processes. It could happen to anyone; every victim deserves support. We seek to expose concealment where the evidence establishes it, ask difficult questions where answers are missing, and document meaningful institutional action when it occurs.