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The UnSlut Project is closed to submissions. We continue to fight and prevent sexual assault and harassment by sharing our personal stories wherever and whenever it is safe to do so.


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

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



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UnSlut: A Documentary Film

"Every high school student should ​see, discuss & 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.
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 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

UnSlut: A Diary and a Memoir

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"A sometimes tender, sometimes painful look at the stigmas that surround girls growing up in modern society." — ​Booklist

"Lindin’s analysis of her younger self definitely adds valuable context, levity, and keen insight into a number of different issues." — Kirkus Reviews

"Raw, illuminating, and frequently painful." — Refinery 29

Emily Lindin interviewed on NPR's "Here and Now" about her diary & memoir:

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