Observed arrival · 2026-10-13
We Are Jane Doe puts survivor stories beside practical help
The site invites women who have survived sexual violence to share anonymous stories and find support resources.
- For
- Women survivors and people supporting someone who disclosed sexual violence
- Worth noticing
- Guidance is split between a recent incident, past experiences, and supporting someone else; the homepage also names a 24/7 BC call-or-text support line.
Field notes
The homepage sorts guidance into three situations: an incident happened recently, it happened in the past, or someone has disclosed it to you. It defines sexual violence broadly and lists examples including coercion, abuse within relationships, and non-consensual image sharing. The site says stories are reviewed by a person, identifying details are removed, and contributors can request removal; its visible emergency guidance includes 911 and VictimLinkBC, a BC call-or-text line.
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