Our Data Matters Report

The healing process

Out of the 105 participants that completed this survey 80% reported experiencing some form of sexual harassment, assault, and/or abuse. Unfortunately it is common that many do not report. Especially people of the Black/African American Community. The reasons for this are many and multifaceted, reasons which will be highlighted and discussed as we continue to do this work.

To report or not to report, that is the question…

*the following represents the percentage of the specified groups (to whom this applies) that responded YES and NO

  • AMAB: 6% YES 44% NO
  • AFAB: 52% YES 33% NO
  • Cis-Female: 52% YES 32% NO
  • Cis-Male: 6% YES 44% NO
  • Nonbinary: 50% YES 50% NO
  • Genderfluid: 50% YES 50% NO
  • LGBTQIA+: 38% YES 52% NO
*Of those who did report 45% indicated they reported to multiple people/places

Out of those that reported their abuse 67% responded that they were believed and/or supported while 33% responded that they were not believed or supported.

This concludes the Our Data Matters report, but it is not the end…

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