SURVIVOR SUPPORT · NARRATIVE RESEARCH
A system, not isolated misconduct.
The ground we have lost is real. Silence around misogyny is enforced by a culture, not a single bad actor, and changing it means shifting what Americans believe long before any policy fight or legal case begins.
Survivors are not lacking in courage. They lack support systems built and ready to use before they need them. The Reckoning Initiative exists to make sure the next woman who comes forward does not have to build that support system herself.
Three programs, one combined infrastructure.
The women's advocacy landscape isn't short on organizations. It's short on connective tissue: centralized capacity for survivor support, research, and new media that moves at the speed of the news cycle.
Survivor Hub
Coordinated support for survivors who choose to come forward: intake, communications guidance, digital security, pro bono legal referrals, mental health referrals, and retaliation protection.
New Media & Creator Network
Entertainment-first educational content distributed where culture is actually made. Three long-form and three short-form series in year one, produced with established creators.
Research Engine
Nonpartisan polling and public-opinion research tracking American attitudes toward misogyny and harassment, published free for the public and for partner organizations across the movement.