Select a pin to read what happened and see patterns too often kept out of view.
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Each pin represents an approximate location connected to a survivor's story. To protect privacy, the map is not a list of exact addresses. It is a way to show how widespread sexual abuse is, and how often these experiences are kept out of view.
Search a U.S. city or ZIP code to move the map. Use the age filter to focus on stories tied to when abuse began.
No pin is intended to be exact. Submitted locations are intentionally offset within the reported area before they appear here, so the map can show patterns while reducing the risk of exposing a survivor, a home, a school, or another precise place.