Jane Doe No More Blog Guidelines

Content Guidelines

  • Choose a Blog Topic, Title and Picture

  • Mission-Aligned: All blog posts should support Jane Doe No More’s mission of empowering survivors, raising awareness, and educating the community on sexual crimes.

  • Respect & Sensitivity: Content should be survivor-centered, and respectful of different experiences. Avoid language that may be triggering or re-traumatizing.

  • Authenticity & Storytelling: Personal experiences are encouraged but should be shared in a way that empowers both the writer and the reader. Avoid excessive graphic details.

  • Educational Value: Posts should provide insight and/or support for survivors, allies, and advocates. Topics may include healing, advocacy, legal rights, self-care, and prevention.

Formatting & Style

  • Word Count: 300 - 500 words per post.

  • Tone: Professional yet personal, informative, and inspiring.

  • Structure: Use headings, short paragraphs, and bullet points where appropriate for readability.

  • Citations: If referencing statistics, studies, or external sources, provide proper attribution.

Submission & Review Process

  • Editing: Jane Doe No More reserves the right to edit for clarity, grammar, and alignment with our mission.

  • Approval: All posts will be reviewed and require the author to digitally sign Jane Doe No More's Blog Consent form prior to publishing 

  • Original Work: Submissions must be original content.

Engagement & Promotion

  • Social Sharing: Once published, authors are encouraged to share their blog post on social media to help spread awareness.

  • Call to Action: Encourage reader engagement, whether through comments, social media shares, or participation in events.