The media shapes public opinion and policy, knowingly or not. This, in turn, serves as a catalyst for changing culture, the prevalence of reporting and the way institutions such as the justice and health care systems respond.
“Reporting on sexual violence requires special ethical sensitivity, interviewing skills, and knowledge about victims, perpetrators, law and psychology. Flawed reporting can inflict further harm to victims, both individually and collectively. It shames and discourages reporting.”
Dart Center for Journalism and Trauma
We invite journalists to use the media resources on this page and contact us with any questions.
Media Inquiries
KASAP tries to respond to all media requests in a timely manner. This may include direct comments, resources, background information, guidance, and more.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Robyn Pizzo
Communication Specialist (she/her)
If media requests are made on holidays or weekends, it may take up to 24-48 hours before receiving a response.
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