The goal is to assist survivors of sexual assault through prevention and policy. We will start in Lawrence, Kansas, and expand the program's information statewide and, hopefully, nationally. The prevention aspect will prioritize education. Finding resources that educate survivors, their loved ones, and others is challenging. Creating a compilation of online resources will provide survivors with information about their rights, Title IX resources for students, legal assistance, therapy options, local advocacy groups, hospitals with sexual assault sectors, and more. This website will also include information for loved ones on how to support survivors. Through policy and education, we can advocate for comprehensive health education in schools, including teaching consent from a young age. This approach helps prevent future assaults. Additionally, we aim to revise policies to better support survivors. For example, requiring Kansas to provide victims with access to tracking their rape kits, mandate prevention measures in all schools, and reform the Title IX process, expanding it to all institutions, not just those funded by the government. This project is necessary to change a system that does not do enough. Survivors deserve justice; they deserve to know and have access to their rights, and this project will do just that.