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The UnSlut Project is closed to submissions. We continue to fight sexual assault and harassment by sharing our personal stories.


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."
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— ​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.
HOW TO WATCH

"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 ​and many of them related to the film. This is a fantastic program, and greatly needed." - Cristina Puri, School Counselor, Lincoln Park Middle School

Let's create a world where ​"slut" doesn't even make sense as an insult.


UnSlut: A Diary and a Memoir

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"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":

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