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2023:
2022:
- December 20: Mass Opposition to Students’ Access to Freedom and Educational Rights (SAFER) Act
- December 15: Rigged: SAFER Act Bears Eerie Resemblance to Soviet-Era Legal System
- December 12: SAFER Act Seeks to Make Sweeping Changes to Redefine ‘Sex’ and ‘Sexual Harassment’
- November 14: Parental Rights Groups See Wave of School Board Victories Across the Country
- October 24: Lawsuit Against USF Moves Forward, Sending a Message that Schools Must Not Take Short-Cuts on Due Process Protections
- October 10: Ignoring Wave of Attacks on Campus Due Process, Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Help ‘Survivors,’ For the Fifth Time
- September 19: Attorneys General School the DOE on Meaning of ‘Free Speech,’ ‘Due Process,’ and ‘Constitutional Rights’
- September 15: Title IX Network Groups Lead Effort to Bombard DOE with Over 240,000 Title IX Comments
- August 29: Falsely Accused Day Spotlights Growing Exasperation of Judges and Juries with Pernicious Problem that Affects 20 Million
- August 22: Flawed Biden Proposal May Irreparably Harm Title IX. Lawmakers Are Urged to File Comments.
- August 18: Relentless Pressure on Colleges and Universities to End Campus ‘Kangaroo Courts’
- August 15: DC Rally Reveals Deceptive and Coercive Agenda Behind Biden Title IX Plan
- August 10: Over 140 Organizations Opposed to Biden Title IX Plan Launch Advocacy Network
- August 3: DHHS’ Rachel Levine Must Retract Dishonest Claims About ‘Safe’ Puberty-Blockers, Or Face Calls for Resignation
- August 1: Assailed from the Right and the Left, Biden ‘Gender Identity’ Proposals Face Mounting Opposition
- July 26: SAVE Commends 21 Senators Who Criticized ‘Lawless’ Title IX Proposal
- July 25: Three Judicial Decisions Spotlight Flaws of Biden Title IX Plan. SAVE Urges Lawmakers to Not Remain Silent.
- July 18: 119 Organizations On Record as Opposed to Biden Title IX Plan, Cite Numerous Concerns
- July 11: Biden Sees Two-Point Approval Drop Following Release of Controversial Title IX Plan
- July 7: Dept. of Education Uses Tricky Maneuver to Undermine Long-Standing Religious Exemption
- July 5: New Title IX Proposal Will Obstruct Free Speech, Worsen Declines in College Enrollments
- June 30: SAVE Commends Attorneys General for Lawsuit to Block Dud Title IX Proposal
- June 27: Unlawful: SAVE Calls on Lawmakers to Reject Biden Title IX Proposal
- June 23: Louisiana Governor Edwards Signs Due Process Bill into Law
- June 22: SAVE Calls on Biden Administration to Renounce Plan to Redefine ‘Sex,’ End Threat to Women’s Sports
- June 20: Three Recent Appellate Decisions Raise the Bar for Procedural Fairness at Private Universities
- June 13: Title IX Reform Emerging as High-Profile Issue for November Elections
- June 6: 63% of Americans Oppose Expanding Definition of Sex to Include ‘Gender Identity’
- May 31: Free Speech May Be Imperiled by Upcoming Title IX Policy; Lawmakers Urged to Speak Out
- May 23: Lawmakers to Dept. of Education: ‘Do Not Experiment with the Definition of Sex’
- May 17: 88 Groups Call on Dept. of Education to Cancel Plans for New Title IX Regulation
- May 9: MSU Lawsuit Reveals Why New Title IX Regulation Must Seek to End Widespread Discrimination Against Men
- May 2: 82 Leading Professors, Attorneys, and Others Call on Dept. of Education to Suspend Plan to Issue New Title IX Regulation
- April 26: Twitter Controversy Highlights Precarious State of Campus Free Speech.
- April 25: Kentucky Enacts Historic Due Process Law – Joins with AZ, FL, and MD to Assure Fundamental Fairness on Campus
- April 5: South Carolina Jury Awards $5.3 Million to Wrongfully Accused Clemson U. Student on Defamation and Civil Conspiracy Claims
- March 28: 10% Funding Cut for Universities that Flout Fairness and Free Speech
- March 7: Lawmakers Urged to Cut Funding for Universities that Refuse to End Sex-Discriminatory Programs
- March 1: Colleges Lag in Opening Discriminatory Scholarships and Programs to Male Students
- January 31: Recent Title IX Lawsuits Confirm Brown University’s National Standing as Leading Kangaroo Court
- January 14: Appellate Judge Issues Ground-Breaking Title IX Decision Against UCLA
2021:
- December 21: Penn State the Worst Offender Among Pennsylvania ‘Kangaroo Courts’
- December 21: Washington & Lee the Worst Offender Among Virginia ‘Kangaroo Courts’
- December 21: Seven Massachusetts Universities Listed in the Kangaroo Court ‘Hall of Shame:’ U. Mass at Dartmouth the Worst Offender
- December 17: OSU Leads as the Worst Offender in the Ohio Kangaroo Court ‘Hall of Shame’
- December 17: Ten California Universities Listed in the Kangaroo Court ‘Hall of Shame:’ USC Is the Worst Offender
- December 14: Abolish the Constitution? College Administrators Need to Shore Up Due Process and Free Speech, Or Face Dire Consequences
- December 8: 16 New York Colleges Now Listed in the Kangaroo Court ‘Hall of Shame.’ Syracuse U. is the Worst Offender
- October 13: Newspapers, Commentators, and Organizations Give the ‘Thumbs Down’ to Catherine Lhamon
- October 11: ‘Take Responsibility Act’ Would Upend Long-Standing Supreme Court Decisions, Dramatically Increasing University Liability Risk
- September 13: Continued Wave of Judicial Decisions Reveals Absurdity of Catherine Lhamon ‘Civil Rights’ Nomination
- September 9: Campus Officials at Growing Risk of Loss of Qualified Immunity
- September 1: Title IX Officials Who Undermine Due Process Place Themselves at Risk of Loss of Qualified Immunity
- August 26: Slow Learner? Grinnell College Continues Pattern of Title IX Sex Discrimination, Gets Schooled by Circuit Court Judge
- August 24: TNG Commentary Illogically Dismisses Cross-Examination, Placing Universities at Liability Risk
- August 18: ALI Drives Another Spike into the ‘Affirmative Consent’ Coffin
- August 6: Rep. Ann Kuster Misrepresents Campus Statistics, Downplays Crisis of Sexual Victimization of Men
- August 4: OCR Guidance Ignores Growing Number of Judicial Decisions, Inviting New Wave of Title IX Lawsuits
- August 2: Growing Opposition, Both Liberal and Conservative, to the Nomination of Catherine Lhamon
- July 19: Alyssa Reid’s Lawsuit Against JMU Reveals Catherine Lhamon’s Unfitness for High Office
- July 14: Presumed Guilty: Catherine Lhamon Cannot be Entrusted with the Job of Enforcing Anti-Discrimination Rules in Colleges
- July 7: New Analysis of Judicial Decisions Reveals Widespread Legal Support for Campus Due Process
- July 1: In Wake of Hobart College Ruling, Universities Should Re-think Use of ‘Trauma-Informed’ Methods
- June 24: On Title IX Anniversary, SAVE Deplores Widespread Discrimination of Male Students
- June 9: Disregarding Bogus Claims of Activists, Vast Majority of Americans Support Campus Due Process
- May 11: 40-50% of Campus Sexual Assault Allegations Are Unfounded, Revealing Need for Strong Protections of the Innocent
- April 22: Appellate Court Decisions Reveal Widespread Due Process Deficiencies. Oberlin, Perdue, and USC the Most Egregious Cases.
- April 5: CDC Says Men Are Half of All Victims of Sexual Violence. The Biden Sexual Assault Proclamation Omits That Fact.
- March 29: Liberals Call for Campus Due Process, Urge Biden Administration to ‘Tread Carefully’
- March 15: Defense Attorneys Urged to Speak Out on H.R. 1620, Which Would Remove Impartial and Fair Investigations
- March 8: 115 Lawmakers Call for Return to Failed Campus Policy
- February 18: Budget Cuts Urged for Colleges that Persist in Discriminating on the Basis of Sex
- February 16: HB 2155 Will Multiply Frivolous ‘Harassment’ Lawsuits, Harm Virginia Businesses Recovering from COVID Pandemic
- February 15: 233 Investigations of Colleges for Sex-Discriminatory Programs and Scholarships
- February 12: Defense Attorneys Should Tell Police Chiefs to Halt Program that Will Bias Investigations, Worsen Wrongful Convictions, and Target Black Men
- February 3: New Resource for Defense Attorneys: Mounting an Effective Defense in Proceedings Tainted by ‘Victim-Centered’ Philosophy
- January 18: New ED Directive Says Universities Must End Sex-Discriminatory Scholarships and Programs
2020:
2019:
2018:
- December 4: Historic Advance for Fairness on Campus: Due Process Statement Signed by Nearly 300 Legal Experts and Scholars is Released
- November 26: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: SAVE Spotlights Media Coverage of Proposed Title IX Regulations, Nov. 17-25
- November 21: ‘Terribly Mistaken:’ SAVE Urges Media to Cover Title IX Story in a Balanced, Objective Manner
- October 2: Milestone Award in Maine to Compensate Victim of Prosecutorial Misconduct
- September 21: SAVE Calls on Sen. Hirono to Withdraw and Apologize for Sexist ‘Shut-Up’ Remarks
- September 12: Recent Exoneration of Joshua Horner, Wrongfully Convicted of Sex Abuse, Spotlights Widespread Problem of False Allegations
- September 4: Most Americans Want Due Process on Campus, Despite Protests
- August 13: Responding to Judicial Scoldings, State Legislators Seek to Rein in Campus ‘Kangaroo Courts’
- July 23: Legal Experts and Professors Join Forces, Endorse Letter Opposing Biased Investigation Practices
- June 12: 100 Decisions and Counting: Disregard of Due Process in Sex Cases is Costing Colleges Millions
- May 14: Sexual Assault: Effort to Restore Due Process on Campus Gains Traction
- April 3: 23 Cornell Law Profs Support Suspended Student in Sexual Assault Appeal
- February 20: Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg, Joined by Dozens of Federal and State Judges, Calls for Due Process in Campus Sex Proceedings
- February 7: Professors and Legal Experts Call for End to Guilt-Presuming ‘Victim-Centered Investigations
- February 5: Lesson from the Michigan Sex Abuse Case: Campus Investigators Should Not Be Handling Felony Crimes
- January 29: Women Around the World Warn of the Excesses of the #MeToo Movement
- January 12: Following USC ‘motherf—er’ Case, SAVE Calls for Major Reforms to Campus ‘Victim-Centered’ Investigations
2017:
2016:
- December 28: Affirmative Consent for Sex: R.I.P.?
- November 17: Wesley College Determination Letter, Presidential Election May Portend Overhaul of Campus Sexual Assault Procedures
- November 7: Rolling Stone Verdict Highlights Need for State Lawmakers to Bring an End to Campus Rape Vigilantism
- October 26: Railroading the Innocent: SAVE Calls on University Administrators to End ‘Victim-Centered’ Investigations
- October 11: Expert Panel Calls on Lawmakers to Bring an End to Campus ‘Kangaroo Court’ Investigations
- September 19: How ‘Victim-Centered’ Investigations Undermine the Presumption of Innocence and Victimize the Innocent
- September 13: Most College Rapists Never Spend a Day in Jail: SAVE Calls on Lawmakers to End Campus ‘Kangaroo Courts’
- September 7: Federal Directive Triggered Spurt of Lawsuits Against Universities Alleging Mishandling of Sexual Assault Cases, Report Says
- August 16: The End of Affirmative Consent? SAVE Calls on Lawmakers to Enact Meaningful Solutions to Campus Sexual Assault
- July 19: Campus Sexual Assault: Lawmakers Abandon Affirmative Consent, Turn to Traditional Law Enforcement Approaches
- June 14: Stanford Sex Case Highlights Dangers of Campus Rape Adjudications
- May 23: American Law Institute Pulls the Plug on Affirmative Consent
- May 16: Title IX Over-Reach: Leading Law Professors Issue Call to Rein in Federal Office for Civil Rights
- May 9: Book Warns of ‘New Totalitarianism’ on Campus, Links Problem to 2011 Federal Mandate
- April 18: ‘Something is going seriously wrong’: Colleges Grapple with Wave of Sexual Assault Lawsuits
- April 5: Judge Issues Scathing Decision Against Brandeis U.; Ruling is Latest in String of Cases Favoring Due Process
- March 28: Affirmative Consent for Sex Gets ‘Thumbs-Down’ from Lawmakers, Legal Defense Group, and Harvard Professors
- March 14: Lawmakers Double-Down on Campus Due Process Abuses
- March 1: Free Speech and Due Process Violations on Campus Give Rise to Budget Cutbacks, Costly Lawsuits
- February 16: Lawmakers Push Back to Restore Free Speech and Due Process on Campus
- February 10: SAVE Denounces President Obama’s Misleading Portrayal of Domestic Violence
- February 8: On the Heels of Judicial Reversal, Law Professors Assail Affirmative Consent
- January 25: Law Professors, Lawmakers, and Others Strengthen Calls for Due Process in Campus Sex Cases
- January 6: Georgia Tech Reinstatement is Evidence of Growing Public Alarm over Due Process and Free Speech on Campus
2015:
- December 15: SAVE Denounces Attempt to Muzzle Harvard U. Professors, Calls on OCR to Revamp Sexual Harassment Policy
- December 1: Lawmakers Must Work to Stop Lawless Conduct on Campus
- November 3: Treat Rape as a Crime: SAVE Calls on Lawmakers to Enact the Safe Campus Act
- October 16: Affirmative Consent — NY Times Article Elicits Derision and Outrage
- October 7: Dept. of Education Sexual Assault Program Falls into Disarray; SAVE Calls on Congress to Take Action
- September 23: Survey Labeled Students as Sex Offenders for Violating Policy That Didn’t Exist: SAVE Calls on AAU to Retract Flawed Campus Study
- September 9: Law Professors Voice Concerns Over ‘Affirmative Consent’ Policies for Sex
- September 1: Due Process Gains Momentum, Moves to Center Stage in Campus Sexual Assault Debate
- August 28: Univ. of Minnesota Administrators Advance Controversial Sex Policy Without Full Review By Regents And Students
- August 25: Four Decisions, Four Reversals: Judges Give a ‘Thumbs Down’ on Campus Sex Tribunals
- August 12: Judge Raps Knuckles of University Over Affirmative Consent Rule for Sexual Assault
- August 4: SAVE Calls for the University of Minnesota to Abandon Proposed Affirmative Consent Policy for Sexual Assault
- July 23: Sexual Assault Ruling at UCSD Could Ripple Across U.S.
- July 14: Affirmative Consent Policies Eliminate the Presumption of Innocence, Critics Charge
- July 1: ‘Sexual Police State:’ NY Times Editorial Highlights Concerns with Expansion of Sexual Assault Laws
- June 2: Revelations of Campus ‘Inquisition’ Stir Outrage
- May 20: High-Profile Lawsuits Reveal Problem of False Allegations of Sexual Assault, SAVE Says
- April 27: New UVA Sex Policy Is ‘Illogical and Hysterical,’ Will Do Nothing to Stop Rape, SAVE Charges
- April 9: Lawmakers Need to Restore Presumption of Innocence in Campus Sex Cases to Avoid ‘Frightening Consequences’
- April 2: SAVE Calls for Removal of Bogus ‘One-in-Five’ Rape Statistic from The Hunting Ground
- March 26: Lesson from the UVA Gang-Rape ‘Disaster:’ Due Process Must be Restored for Campus Sex Cases
- March 18: Panelists Call for End to Second-Class Justice in Campus Sex Cases
- March 5: Joshua Strange, Falsely-Accused of Campus Rape, and His Mother Tell Their Story
- March 3: ‘Fundamentally Dishonest:’ Hunting Ground Movie Distorts the Truth and Shortchanges Victims, SAVE Charges
- February 20: SAVE Applauds Penn Law Professors for Principled Civil Rights Stance
- January 7: ‘One in Five, It’s a Lie:’ SAVE Launches Campaign to Restore Truth to Sexual Assault Debate
2014:
2013:
- October 29 — SAVE Encourages Domestic Violence Groups to Warn At-Risk Victims
- October 16 — Fatal Error: Flawed Fact Sheets Place Women at Risk
- October 1 — Factual Missteps Are Slowing National Campaign to End Partner Abuse, SAVE Says
- September 9 — ‘Truth Team’ Will Promote Accurate Information and Inclusiveness by Abuse Agencies
- August 20 — Chicken Ads Reveal Abuse Double-Standard, SAVE Charges
- August 15 — Domestic Violence Still Affects Millions, But KFC Insists Gender Violence in Ads is Harmless ‘Humor’
- July 24 — ADA Mary Kellett: Did the Punishment Fit the Offense?
- July 17 — Excusing the Inexcusable: SAVE Deplores Plan to Give Free Pass to Crusading Prosecutor who Engaged in Unethical Practices for Six Years
- July 1 — Honor Independence Day by Demanding Govt. Bureaucrats Restore Freedom of Speech on College Campuses, SAVE Says
- June 14 — Accusing U. Launches Radio Campaign to Protect Free Speech on Campus
- June 11 — Most Americans Doubt Fairness of Criminal Justice System, Reveals Center for Prosecutor Integrity
- June 6 — False Words Ruin Lives: SAVE Conference to Focus on Plight of Wrongly Accused
- May 15 — Prosecutor Bias and Misconduct are Widespread, Says SAVE Report
- May 14 — How Well is the Media Covering the Kellett Prosecutor Scandal?, SAVE Asks
- May 6 — Ethics Board Issues Rebuke of Hancock Co. Prosecutor Mary Kellett
- May 1 — ‘Point of Parody:’ Six More Editorials Slam Campus Sex Assault Panels
- April 29 — ‘Totalitarian Justice:’ Criticisms of Campus Sex Assault Panels Intensify
- April 25 — SAVE Cites Excessive Delays, Bias with Hancock County Prosecutors
- April 22 — National Crime Victims’ Rights Week: SAVE Calls for End to Discriminatory Practices
- April 16 — SAVE Applauds Growing Number of Inclusive Abuse Shelters
- April 8 — Law Enforcement Must Stop Discrimination in Abuse Cases, SAVE Says
- April 4 — As Bogus Rape Claims Grow, SAVE Calls for Repeal of Federal Sex Assault Directive
- April 3 — SAVE Unveils the Inclusive-VAWA Resource Center
- March 25 — A Legacy of Bias: Lawmakers Urged to Enact Resolution on VAWA Inclusiveness
- March 25 — New York Times Engages in Bias, Secret Alterations in Coverage of Campus Sex Assault Issue, SAVE Charges
- March 19 — Over 100 Editorials Now Call for Repeal of Federal Sex Mandate
- March 12 — Lawmakers Urged to Swiftly Implement VAWA’s Inclusiveness Mandate
- March 7 — SAVE Praises Attorney General Eric Holder for Visionary Statement on VAWA Inclusion
- March 1 — SAVE Applauds New Inclusion Mandate of Violence Against Women Act
- February 27 — SAVE Calls on Anti-Violence Groups to Renounce Shaming Campaign
- February 13 — ‘Incendiary and Extreme:’ SAVE Deplores Vilification Campaign in Wake of Senate Approval of VAWA
- February 11 — Ideology Over Science: Anti-Abuse Policies Put Victims at Risk, SAVE Report Says
- February 6 — Penobscot Co. Woman Says Prosecutor Mary Kellett Employed Threats and ‘Bald-Faced Lie’ to Induce Testimony
- February 5 — Leading Scientists and Organizations Urge Reforming the Violence Against Women Act: SAVE Calls for Prompt Congressional Action
- February 1 —Assistant District Attorney Continues to Prosecute Cases Despite Suspension Recommendation: SAVE Calls on Hancock County Commissioners to Take Action
- January 25 — Women Shortchanged by Violence Against Women Act, SAVE Charges
- January 14 — Domestic Violence Programs Have Not Delivered on Promises to Women: SAVE Report
- January 8 — No DNA, No Witnesses, No Evidence: Brian Banks Case Spotlights Need for Rape Reform
- January 4 — Shrill Rhetoric and Partisan Squabbling Doomed Violence Against Women Act, SAVE Says
2012:
- December 20 — Prosecutorial Misconduct May be Widespread, SAVE Calls on Lawmakers to Act Now to End Abuse
- December 18 — Presumed Innocent? SAVE Unveils Innocence Quilts to Spotlight Need for Legal Reform
- December 13 — Prosecutor Shunned Due Process and Presumption of Innocence, SAVE Urges High Court to Impose Sanctions to Curb Prosecutorial Misconduct
- December 11 — SAVE Applauds Proposed Suspension of Prosecutor Mary Kellett, Calls for Restitution and Stronger Oversight Measures
- December 7 — Under Fire for Sex Directive, Dept. of Education Russlynn Ali Steps Down
- December 5 — College Administrators, Lawmakers Urged to Probe Loss of Presumption of Innocence
- November 1 — Candidates of All Political Stripes Now Endorse VAWA Reform
- October 29 — Former Federal Attorney Calls Dept. of Education Sex Directive ‘Unlawful’
- October 4 — Bogus Claims Cheat Victims: SAVE Urges Colleges to Hold False Accusers Accountable
- September 12 — SAVE Charges Univ. of Montana with Neglect of Due Process in Sex Cases
- September 5 — SAVE Calls on Dept. of Education to Rescind ‘Flawed’ Sexual Assault Policy
- August 29 — Prosecutorial Misconduct: SAVE Expresses Concern Over Delays in Resolving Charges Against ADA Mary Kellett
- August 15 — Politicizing the Truth: White House Order Ignores the Plight of Most Victims of Violence
- August 13 — One Perjurer, One Unethical Prosecutor, One Wrongful Conviction. SAVE Calls on Judge to Vacate Conviction of Vladek Filler
- August 9 — Pets over Persons: SAVE Calls on Abuse Shelters to Re-Examine Priorities
- August 7 — Dishonest Portrayals by the Maine Coalition to End Domestic Violence
- August 2 — Police Academy Curriculum Stereotypes Men as Abusers
- July 17 — Most Support Reform of Violence Against Women Act, SAVE Survey Shows
- July 12 — SAVE Applauds Justice Dept. Probe into Wrongful Convictions
- June 28 — After Fake-Rape Video Goes Viral, SAVE Hosts False Allegations Summit
- June 26 — As Victim Credibility Dwindles, SAVE Calls on Prosecutors to File Charges in Brian Banks False Rape Case
- June 14 — Following Brian Banks Release, SAVE Raps Media for Allowing Rape ‘Hysteria’
- June 19 — Unblinding Lady Justice: SAVE Calls on Dept. of Education to Respond to Civil Rights Complaints
- May 25 — SAVE Announces Resignation
- May 17 — House Approves Violence Against Women Act: SAVE Applauds Long-Overdue Reform Measures
- May 15 — SAVE Calls on Lawmakers to Stand Tall for Victims and the Constitution during Upcoming VAWA Vote
- May 8 — VAWA Must Stop Funding Lethal Mandatory Arrest Policies
- April 11 — Battering the Truth: SAVE Report Reveals Many Abuse Statistics are One-Sided or False
- April 4 — $1.2 Million in Anti-Violence Funds Embezzled, Missing, or Misused: Fraud is Widespread, SAVE Charges
- March 21 — SAVE Chides Media for ‘Sound-Bite’ Coverage of Abuse Bill
- March 19 — Violence Against Women Act Poses Threat to Civil Rights, Group Charges
- February 17 — Accusing U. Campaign Targets Dept. of Education Sex Directive
- February 13 — NY Times Anti-Violence Editorial Shortchanges Victims, SAVE Says
- February 6 — Anti-Violence Bill Loses Focus on Victims, Many Claim
- January 31 — Centers for Disease Control Should Remove Flawed Rape Survey, Says Washington Post Editorial
- January 3 — Tell the Truth about Partner Abuse: SAVE’s New Year’s Resolution
2011:
- December 20 — Media Criticized for Biased Coverage of CDC Violence Report
- December 6 — Verizon Abuse Video Sparks Controversy, Condemnation
- November 29 — Verizon Video Teaches Children to Fear Fathers, SAVE Charges
- November 14 — Senator Drops Controversial VAWA Campus Sex Provision, But Civil Rights Violations Remain
- November 8 — False Accusations of Sexual Harassment May Soar, SAVE Warns
- November 1 — Bogus Sex Harassment Claims on the Upswing, Says Victim Rights Group
- October 20 — Abuse Programs Must Tell the Truth, SAVE Says
- October 17 — One in 10 Falsely Accused of Abuse: Survey
- October 12 — SAVE Launches National Campaign to Reform Abuse Laws
- October 4 — On Partner Abuse, President Obama Flubs his Facts
- September 8 — SAVE Deplores Portrayal of Domestic Violence as Glamorous
- August 24 — Academia Rebels Against the Presumption of Guilt for Men
- August 3 — DHHS Under Fire for Sex Bias in Screening Guidelines
- July 25 — Dr. Phil’s Testimony was ‘Reckless and False,’ Group Charges
- July 11 — Partner Violence Reduction Act Brings Hope to Victims
- June 2 — 11% Falsely Accused of Abuse, Survey Shows
- April 18 — SAVE Offers Condolences Following the Tragic Death of Reginald Daye, Victim of Duke Lacrosse Accuser
- April 4 — Rape Accusation a ‘Fabrication,’ Says Former Natalee Holloway Investigator
- March 30 — Maine Prosecutor Coddles Known Child Abuser In Pursuit of False Rape Claim
- February 22 — AG Eric Holder Needs to Put an End to Domestic Violence Myths
- February 4 — NFL Must Tackle Super Bowl Abuse Myth
- January 31 — Mandatory Arrest Must be Handcuffed, Group Says
- January 18 — Most Abuse Programs Slice and Dice the Truth
2010: