Films, Videos & Podcasts

Podcasts Featuring Our Work

Podcast on Crimes Against Women (Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support)

“What Were You Wearing? Rewriting the Sexual Assault Narrative Through a Survivor-Centric Exhibit,” featuring Mary Simmerling, Ph.D. and Denise Huskins Quinn.

Winner of the 2026 MarCom Gold Award for Best Podcast Episode, Nonprofit category.

2026 MarCom Gold Award recognition for the podcast episode

Mary Simmerling reads “What I Was Wearing”

Watch and listen to Mary Simmerling read her poem “What I Was Wearing” at the Alliance for Hope’s 26th Annual International Family Justice Center Conference.

Featured Documentary

Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch documentary films, short videos, and educational content about the victim-blaming questions that fail survivors and perpetuate violence. Our video series brings together survivor testimony, institutional analysis, and documentary evidence.

Each video explores how specific victim-blaming questions function across different forms of violence—child sexual abuse, domestic violence, and gender-based violence—and traces these questions through the institutions and systems that fail survivors.

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Videos and Interviews

Documentary Series

Our work spans multiple formats to reach diverse audiences:

  • •Documentary short films
  • •Educational video series
  • •Survivor testimony and interviews
  • •Institutional analysis and explanation

Podcast

Podcast Launching 2027

The Wrong Questions Project podcast will launch in 2027. On it, we will interview survivors and surviving family members to hear from them about their experiences of being asked victim-blaming questions as well as the catastrophic impact that focusing on the wrong questions had in their lives.

Stay tuned for launch details and episodes featuring survivor testimony, institutional analysis, and conversations about justice, voice, and accountability.

The Wrong Questions Project podcast cover art

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