As a follow-up to our 2026 Helena community screening of SUGARCANE, check out some discussion questions and resources for continued conversation and action around repair and healing.

A new tradition in which our editor channels the core conventions of Festivus as popularized by Seinfeld to lift up The Friendship Center’s work throughout the past year.

You can help The Friendship Center bring an exhibit to life for Sexual Assault Awareness Month 2026 with your anonymous stories.

The acclaimed documentary chronicles a community’s investigation into the Canadian Indian residential school system that ignites a reckoning in the lives of survivors and descendants.

There are a lot of popular false beliefs about sexual assault and rape. Take our Sexual Assault Awareness Month quiz to test your knowledge.

St. Peter’s Health Forensic Nurse Coordinator Whitney Brothers talks about supporting survivors of sexual violence in our community.

Learn why intimate partner sexual violence (IPSV) is a common but often overlooked tactic abusers use to maintain power and control.

Alex Marzano-Lesnevich's 2017 hybrid of memoir and true crime considers if the stories that define us can ever contain the whole truth.

Learn about the misconceptions and factors that contribute to the prevalence of campus sexual assault in early fall semester and beyond.

Jon Krakauer's MISSOULA examines several cases of campus rape between 2010 and 2012 and the systems that failed to support survivors.

Learn what our past and present can teach us about the dangers of criminalization-based reform approaches in the American sex industry.

Separating myths from facts is critical to stopping sexual violence and finding ways to best support survivors of sexual assault and abuse.

As Montana processes a backlog of untested rape kits, learn about the role of community advocates in the survivor notification process.