Hundreds of survivors are finding solidarity through a new global support group launched by Zoe Watts and Amanda Stanhope, two women who endured repeated sexual assaults while unconscious at the hands of their partners.

The network represents a crucial step forward in addressing a hidden crisis. Many survivors of drug-facilitated rape experience profound isolation, compounded by the difficulty of reporting crimes committed by intimate partners. By creating this community space, Watts and Stanhope are breaking the silence and offering hope to others navigating the trauma and long recovery that follows such violations. Read the full story →

Today's takeaway: When survivors support survivors, healing becomes possible—and the message that no one deserves this treatment resonates louder.