The recent murders of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor, among others, have incited a movement that has the world talking a...

Written by Rachael Brooks, Author and Survivor Speaker Sometimes I think about my rapist’s mother. What type of a woman she was. How she ...

This Fall, Honey went “back to school” to explore the missing links within sex education and to share information about consent and healt...

Written by Kennedy Stevens I distinctly remember the uncomfortable feeling that arose when our standard phys-ed curriculum made way for i...

Written by Kennedy Stevens The practice of EMDR in psychology spans decades, however it only recently caught mainstream attention. Candid...

Healing from sexual trauma takes time, and it usually takes hard work on the part of the survivor. And before we get any further—we get h...

Learning about Honey's impact on the lives of survivors and their loved ones is an immense source of fuel for our work, so when we learne...

Learning that a loved one has been sexually assaulted is a heartbreaking and sometimes shocking experience. As the recipient of this info...

We've rounded up questions submitted by survivors of sexual violence surrounding vulnerability, intimacy, trust and validation and asked ...

What would you say to a friend or family member if they told you they had been sexually assaulted? For a survivor of sexual violence, dis...

This week Honey urged support for HB281, a bill in Utah that was designed to create a special prosecutor position at the Utah Attorney Ge...

We rounded up some of the most common questions asked by survivors of sexual violence surrounding disassociation, body image, intimacy an...

In October 2018, prominent researcher and professor Dr. Julie Valentine worked with Paul Cassell and the Utah Crime Victim Legal Clinic i...

The founders of Honey were recently interviewed by Alexa Jorgenson for the Munchin' With Moguls podcast. We chat about being survivors ou...