Dr. Diana Russell has dedicated her life to
stopping violence against women.

Dr. Russell is one of the foremost pioneers and experts on sexual violence and abuse of women and girls in the world today. For the past 40 years she has been deeply engaged in research on these crimes, and has authored, co-authored, edited, and/or co-edited 17 books and numerous articles, many of which have become authoritative sources on rape, incest, femicide, and the causal relationship between porn and sexual violence.
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Catharine MacKinnon, Ph.D., highly acclaimed feminist attorney and political scientist, has evaluated Dr. Russell's research as follows:
“Professor Russell is the recognized academic expert on the empirical study of sexual violence against women in the United States, and a leading authority on this subject throughout the world. None of the conceptual, factual, political, or legal advances in understanding, documenting, and opposing violence against women in this country, including my own work, would have been possible without her ground-breaking studies and scholarly publications.”
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