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SHORTENING THE TIME FROM CRIME TO HEALING

Crime happens everyday and it can happen to anyone. Every Jane Doe is an individual with hopes and dreams and talent. Proper treatment of the victim will shorten the time from the horror of the sexual assault to healing. All innocent victims of rape have a future, and it is our responsibility as a society to allow them to heal and give them the best chance for a full and healthy recovery.

The founder of Jane Doe No More, Inc., Donna Palomba, came forward for the first time in public to tell her story and launch this national initiative Sunday, April 29, 2007 on Dateline NBC. Read more about the show and learn more about Donna's decision to come forward at msnbc.com.

>	Jane Doe No More featured on Better Connecticut April 16, 2008
>	April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, Public Service Announcements now available March 28, 2008
>	Jane Doe No More Billboard featured on network TV February 28, 2008
>	Listen to Donna’s interview with Lisa Wexler from WSTC/WNLK January 12, 2008
>	High-tech upgrade for courts to boost convictions for sex crimes November 10, 2007
>	New law eliminates statute of limitations on sexual assault cases in Connecticut August 21, 2007
>	Saratoga welcomes Jane Doe No More August 17, 2007
>	The Today Show: Former 'Jane Doe' fights for other rape victims MSNBC, April 27, 2007

What percentage of rape victims develop Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) after being raped? 11% 33% 94%

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	Forensics & DNA Dr. Henry C. Lee Distinguished Professor of Forensic Science
It has often been said that crime scene investigation is a systematic discovery and a logical process. > Read More

	PTSD Dr. David Johnson Director, Post Traumatic Stress Center
Homecoming Trauma is the experience of being blamed, criticized, or denigrated when one reports a traumatic event to family, friends, healthcare workers, police, the press, or other authorities. > Read More

	Law Enforcement Neil O'Leary Chief of Police, Waterbury, CT
As a law enforcement official for over 27 years I have seen a great deal of change with regard to the handling of sexual assault crimes. > Read More

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