TEDxYouth Toronto:
​Discover Your Confidence
Katie Couric Interviews Emily Lindin, Founder of The UnSlut Project
Emily Lindin on The Doctors
​with Amber Rose

UnSlut: A Documentary Film

"Every high school student should ​see, discuss, and learn from UnSlut: A Documentary Film."
​— ​School Library Journal
​Why is the sexual shaming of girls and women, especially sexual assault victims, still so prevalent? UnSlut: A Documentary Film explores the causes and devastating effects of what is often called "slut" shaming, sexual bullying, and gender-based discrimination in North America. Featuring the stories of six women who experienced sexual shaming as well as insights from sexuality experts and media figures, UnSlut: A Documentary Film offers goals for personal, local, and institutional solutions.
"Students were open and receptive to the ideas... UnSlut changed their perspective and helped them develop empathy." - Mandy Miller, Counselor, Savannah Country Day School 
"We loved Unslut. It does a great, balanced job of covering the issues from religious views to modern feminism." - Christina Ghanbarpour, Professor, Saddleback College
"Our students (especially female) reacted very positively to UnSlut. I think that many of them related to the film. This is a fantastic program, and greatly needed." - Cristina Puri, School Counselor, Lincoln Park Middle School

Materials for Starting Conversations
by The UnSlut Project founder Emily Lindin:

The Guardian: How Sexual Bullying Ruined My Childhood
Salon: My Fifth-Grade Teacher "Slut" Shamed Me
Scary Mommy: Let's Talk About Sex
  New Statesman:  Why We Should Have Cared about Rehtaeh Parsons, and Why We Didn't 
Glamour UK: Four Letters = A World of Hate. It's Time to Shut "Slut" Down.
Wattpad: The Secret Life of Emily Lindin
 F Bomb: ​On “Just Wanting Attention,” Slut Shaming, and Why We Shouldn’t Apologize 

We're working together to create a world where ​"slut" doesn't even make sense as an insult.

UnSlut: A Diary and a Memoir

"Lindin’s analysis of her younger self definitely adds valuable context, levity, and keen insight into a number of different issues." — Kirkus Reviews
"A sometimes tender, sometimes painful look at the stigmas that surround girls growing up in modern society." — ​Booklist
"Raw, illuminating, and frequently painful." — Refinery 29
Author Emily Lindin interviewed on NPR's "Here and Now":
"Over the past couple of years we've seen one news story after another about not only online bullying, live harassment, and rape endured by young girls and women -- we've also had to be reminded how utterly serious this is by a string of suicides. Emily is doing something about it. She's founded The UnSlut Project.
​— ​Dr. Carol Queen, The Buzz