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July 2014

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Last week, Oprah interviewed Jerry Sandusky's adopted son, Matthew, about the abuse he suffered, and how he's healing today.

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"This creates a separate class of students for investigations. As much as I respect coaches and athletic directors, sexual assault investigation is probably not one of their primary skills."

--- RAINN's

Scott Berkowitz

"I think it will give students ammunition to get their school to live up to best practices that other schools are implementing."

--- RAINN's

Scott Berkowitz

"Anonymity has always been the default. But in the cases we've seen recently, everything is already out there. So at that point, it's a question of regaining control of the narrative."

--- RAINN's

Jennifer Marsh

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