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Press Release: AEquitas Set to Launch Third Season of Signal Award-Winning Podcast Series Just Champions on Monday, April 6

New episodes explore how pop culture portrays sexual and intimate partner violence, stalking, and human trafficking.

Mar 17, 2026 AEquitas
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‘So I raped you.’ Facebook message renews fight for justice for former Gettysburg College student
May 17, 2021 WITF/The Associated Press

Targeted strategies such as presenting expert testimony can help overcome potential hurdles in sexual assault cases.

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‘Stalking is a homicide in slow motion.’ Did West Chester police fail stalked, slain woman?
Apr 15, 2019 Cincinnati Enquirer

Stalking is still not well understood among law enforcement compared to domestic violence or sexual abuse.

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#MeToo Set Stage for Re-Prosecution of US Multimillionaire Epstein
Jul 12, 2019 VOA News

#MeToo brought greater awareness about sexual violence, and prosecutors are now more likely to seek justice for victims.

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A Grandfather Molested His Granddaughter ‘Over and Over.’ So Why Isn’t He Going to Prison, an Outraged Mother Asks
Feb 08, 2018 Des Moines Register

A safe court environment for traumatized child victims of incest ensures true justice and offender accountability.

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All Eyes on Cosby Accuser as Sexual Assault Trial Begins
Jun 04, 2017 Reuters

Andrea Constand testifying against Cosby may inspire more women to report sexual assaults, even if Cosby is acquitted.

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Artificial Intelligence and the Fight Against Human Trafficking
Aug 01, 2019 Lehigh University

Advanced technology can help law enforcement more effectively investigate and prosecute human trafficking cases.

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Artificial intelligence can help in fight against human trafficking
Apr 11, 2019 Sierra Leone Times

Together, tech experts, policymakers, law enforcement, activists, and survivors are using AI to fight human trafficking.

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At Yale, Trying Campus Rape in a Court of Law
Feb 25, 2018 New York Times

Few campus rapes make it to trial; if they do, public disclosure of the details may deter other victims from reporting.

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Berks Loses Assistant DA to Help Prosecutors Nationwide
Sep 04, 2017 Reading Eagle

Chief Deputy DA Kurland leaves his position to work for AEquitas, training other prosecutors in sexual violence cases.

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Bill Cosby's Conviction Was Hailed as a #MeToo Victory – Advocates Say More Needs to be Done
May 03, 2018 NBC News

The case helped dispel persistent myths about sexual assault and victim behavior before, during, and after the crime.

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Caltrain Sex Assault Claim: Should These Videos Have Negated Woman’s Case Against Conductor?
Sep 01, 2018 San Francisco Chronicle

Potential witnesses can provide critical investigative information about the verity of a sexual assault claim.

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Children keep seeing grown-ups killed in the nation’s capital. They’re victims, too.
Mar 12, 2022 Washington Post

“There is a level of disregard,” she [Jennifer Long] says. “But then there is also a level of someone who is so violent,...

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