How the Abby Honold Act is Changing Police Response to Survivors | Ep 28

Abby Honold reported her rape in 2014. But instead of receiving support, she was met with disbelief, threats of being charged for false reporting, and a justice system that failed her at every turn.She didn’t stop there.Abby went on to fight for systemic change, and helped pass The Abby Honold Act, a federal bill aimed at training law enforcement in trauma-informed response to survivors of sexual violence.In this episode, Abby shares:What happened when she reported, and how she finally got justiceWhy trauma-informed police response matters so deeply for victimsHow the bill was written, passed, and what it means for survivors across the U.S.What she wants every advocate, attorney, and survivor to knowThis conversation is a must-listen for anyone working in law, policy, victim services - or anyone who believes survivors deserve better.Connect with Abby:🔗 Facebook🔗 X🔗 Instagram🔗 Website (for media enquiries)