Trauma Informed Learning Alliance

Natalie Sanandaji survived the October 7 attack at the Nova Music Festival—escaping terror, violence, and unimaginable loss.
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we recognize that gender-based violence takes many forms, but survivors are too often met with the same responses: silence, doubt, dismissal, and blame.
“Believe all women” must include Israeli and Jewish women.
College campuses should be places where every survivor is heard, supported, and treated with dignity—not spaces where testimony is questioned or ignored because it does not fit a political narrative.
Natalie’s courage reminds us that listening to survivors is not political. Standing against violence is not selective. Our commitment to women must include all women.
How can colleges and universities ensure that every survivor’s voice is heard and believed—without exception?
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