Press & media
We engage regularly with reporters, journalists, and podcasters covering prevention, institutional reform, and survivor-centered policy and technology. A selection of recent appearances is below — more coming soon.
Topics we cover
Our co-founders and team are available for expert commentary, interviews, and background across the issues we work on every day — grounded in lived experience, national-scale evidence, and frontline practice.
Image-based abuse, non-consensual intimate imagery, sextortion, deepfakes and synthetic media, AI-generated abuse, doxxing, and coordinated online harassment of women and girls.
Manosphere networks, incel and misogynist subcultures, encrypted platforms, predatory grooming pipelines, and how exploitation is organized, traded, and monetized online.
Adult and adolescent sexual assault, coercion, and abuse — including the cultural and institutional conditions that enable harm, silence survivors, and shape who gets believed.
Survivor-centered policy, court and police response, legislative gaps in tech-enabled abuse, and accountability for institutions that fail those they're meant to protect.
How survivor expertise shapes prevention, public education, and policy — and the ethics of trauma-informed media engagement and survivor-led organizations.
Translating national evidence and frontline insight into public education, training, and technology that helps communities recognize and disrupt harm earlier.
Emerging and lesser-known trafficking tactics across nightlife, digital spaces, and recruitment networks — and prevention strategies that actually work.
Coverage
Global News investigates how online manosphere communities target women and trade sexual exploits across digital platforms, featuring insight from co-founder Justine Hopkins on the emerging tactics Project Medusa works to surface and translate into prevention.
Co-founder Justine Hopkins joins The Quiet Professional to discuss emerging and lesser-known trafficking tactics across nightlife, digital spaces, and encrypted platforms — and how to translate complex threats into practical knowledge for communities and decision-makers.
An interview with three survivor co-founders of The Survivor Collective on prevention, accountability, and reform — and how Project Medusa turns lived experience and national evidence into public education and policy engagement.
More media coming soon.
For journalists & media
We're available for interviews, expert commentary, and background conversations on prevention, institutional response, survivor-centered policy, and the technology we're building. We aim to respond to media inquiries within one business day.
