Services

Overview

Log Now Report Later is an anonymous online self-guided resource and support space where survivors are always believed without judgment. Through private logging, survivors can validate what happened to them, regain dignity, and take meaningful steps on their healing journey. Survivors remain in full control, their logs stay private, and sharing demographic information is always optional.

How we help survivors 

• Transparency - providing a clear, trustworthy, and survivor-centered process

• A secure and predictable platform - thoughtfully designed for safety, anonymity, and privacy

• Organizational commitment - centering survivors and remaining independent from institutions

• Trauma-informed support - understanding trauma and a commitment to ongoing trauma-informed training

• Peer support - reducing isolation and building community resilience

• Empowerment, voice, and choice - survivors are always in control

• Hope - recovery is possible

How we contribute collectively

• Collaboration - respecting the lived experiences of survivors and their collective voices 

• Aggregate data - analyzing how different survivor identities affect barriers to service (not being believed, unfair treatment)

• Systemic change - shifting the narrative from silence to recognition by acknowledging survivors without institutional involvement

• Improved support systems - highlighting the need for trauma-informed training in institutions and service providers

How we contribute to systemic change

• Build new infrastructure - create a reporting system independent of institutions

• Channel survivor data - generate a new evidence base that includes the 2/3, establishing a new understanding of systemic barriers

• Redistribute power - shift narrative control to survivors who define the barriers

• Center marginalized communities - design support services with communities least likely to report

• Transform culture - normalize non-reporting as a valid survivor choice; replace disbelief and victim-blaming with belief and trauma-informed support

• Redirect funding - reallocate from the 1/3 to non-reporting survivor services and prevention

• Expand victim advocates - support for the 2/3 who don’t report 

• Reform institutions and campuses - establish trauma-informed and anti-discrimination training protocols in medical, legal, and counseling services