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Our mission is ensuring justice for survivors of child sexual abuse, sexual assault, rape, workplace sexual harassment, and gender based sexual violence. A sexual predator should not be able to get away with it, simply because of unfair statutes of limitations and laws that make it too easy to rape, sexually abuse, and hurt women and children.

A child in Alabama, for example, may only have 1-2 years from the exact time she was sexually abused to take civil legal action against her abuser. If she is age 4, she must get a lawyer by age 6. The same victim in Maine has no statute of limitations for child sexual abuse. You shouldn’t have to win the geographic lottery to get justice as a survivor of child sexual abuse. There should be a unified elimination of all statutes of limitations for child sexual abuse nationwide, in the District of Columbia, on federal lands, on Native American Tribal lands, and in all 50 states.

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The right to be free of sexual violence is a human right. ROAR is devoted to education, prevention, empowerment and justice for survivors.

“ROAR As One Is Here to Educate, Prevent …”

“ROAR As One Is Here to Educate, Prevent and Create Human Rights for Survivors of Sexual Assault and Violence, Particularly the Most Heinous, Child Sexual Abuse”.

Attorney, activist and survivor, Shari Karney, Esq., as Founder of ROAR As One, is currently working on the Uniform Statute of Limitations Act, “Karney USOL Act” to eliminate the civil statute of limitations for child sexual abuse nationwide, in all 50 states, in the federal government, on Native American Tribal Lands, and in Washington, D.C. States that eliminate the civil statute of limitations for victims of child sexual abuse will receive block grants for education, prevention, treatment, health, and legal services, research and services for survivors.

Survivors Deserve Civil Rights and Justice

One-in-three girls and one-in-five boys are victims of child sexual abuse before the age of 18. (Dept. of Justice statistics). This is the largest worldwide pandemic on the planet. A child cannot be protected by a mask, sexual violence cannot be prevented by sheltering-in-place, and there is no vaccination against rape or sexual harassment. No one is ever immune from it, from birth to death.

Yet every other social and civil injustice, every major disease or health issue, gets more money, media, events, runs, walks, ribbons, public outcry, celebrity support and attention than child sexual abuse and all forms of sexual violence. Because sexual violence is considered a right by those who hold power over women and children, people in power feel entitled to partake of the bounty of their property. People always ask, “Why do perpetrators sexually violate a small child?” The answer, unfortunately, is “Because it feels good to them, and they can.”

ROAR is here to help create a national platform to deprive predators of their prey.

These are the three solutions for a child sexual abuse and sexual violence national platform.

Prevention/Education

Children/teens of every age need to be taught what is appropriate touching and what is not. Whether the person touching them is a parent, doctor, coach, priest, family member, or loved one, learn what is acceptable and what is not. Teach who to tell, how to tell, and where to find support for the victim once they do tell. Basic education must be taught at every level, required in every profession as part of continuing education, in the courthouse, in the legislature, in business, institutions, health care, technology, entertainment, service industries. From every Uber driver to every Uber passenger. In every community, of every color, for every gender, and in every age group. Mass commitment to the education and prevention of child sexual abuse and all forms of sexual violence. Teaching the culture, just like COVID-19, what to look for, how to recognize the grooming process, how to tell, when to tell, and who to tell.

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Victims of sexual violence must have available public and private resources on every level and to all forms of healing and recovery for child sexual abuse and sexual violence. From training of healthcare workers to the training of meat packing plant workers, from elder care, to child care, from pre-school to post doctorial students. Everyone should have access to recovery counselors, therapists, life coaches, healers, in-person group therapy, online support groups, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, suicide prevention for survivors of sexual violence. Employers need to be educated, along with their employees, independent contractors, self-employed, gig workers, to corporate CEO’s and billionaires. Just like with COVID-19, all of our lives and well-being depend on it. What we don’t confront, we pass on. Do you want to pass on, to your children and grandchildren, child sexual abuse, rape, sexual violence? Shame, humiliation, self-hatred and self abuse? 

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Justice

Justice

Thus, there should be no statute of limitations, civil or criminal for all forms of sexual violence, rape, sexual harassment, gender violence and most heinous of all, child sexual abuse. Give survivors their day in court and let an EDUCATED legal system operate at its best. There should be Sexual Violence Courts – just as there are Domestic Violence Courts – where judges, court personnel, clerks, and those involved in administering justice, are properly trained, educated and can pass the empathy test. And most of all, we need courage, determination and commitment.

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“It’s personal for me. I am a survivor of sexual harassment, sexual assault and child sexual abuse. I am proud to stand with survivors to break silence and send a powerful message. We have suffered enough. It’s time for justice. It’s time for civil rights for survivors! It’s time for a reckoning.”

Shari KarneyFounder of ROAR As One

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OUR VISION

Hold Sex Abusers Accountable Under the Law Nationwide and Give Their Victims Justice and Peace of Mind.

Our work is guided by five principles.

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Rise speak up

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Organize come together

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Restore Justice

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As One together we are stronger

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“The ROAR Earring”

– ??? Woman • ??? Earring • ??? Story
– Supporting Survivors of Sexual Assault
– ROAR As One! https://www.roaras1.org
– • Gilded Genuine Leather, Black
– • Lightweight
– • Hypoallergenic, Nickel and Lead free posts
– • Elegant Barrel earring backs featuring a gold band to add high end style
– • Length 3 inches
– • Handcrafted by olive+whiskey in partnership with Roar As One
– • A portion of each and every sale will go directly to Roar As One, Inc.
– Order directly from Olive + Whiskey here.

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