Titlebook: Disclosing Sexual Violence in a Digital Society; Storytelling, Activi Tully O’Neill Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(

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Communities and Multiplicities of Informal Justicems of justice occur in digital society—contending that meanings of informal justice are varied—both individually (see Chap. 6) and collectively. I conclude by examining this multiplicity, showing how informal justice is simultaneously an abstract impossibility and tangibly evident in the lives of both victim-survivors and the broader community.

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Book 2024ces constitute a new and informal ‘justice‘ occurring in digital space. It features qualitative research interviews conducted with victim-survivors who disclosed sexual violence online and analyzes digital spaces utilized by survivors for the purposes of support, healing, and connection...The volume

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Book 2024ions. It focuses particularly on the experiences of justice for victim-survivors in the aftermath of sexual violence, highlighting the complexities of disclosing rape, sexual assault, and abuse in digital space..

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Taurine and Skeletal Muscle Ion Channelst that victim-survivors do substantial safety work to decide where to disclose their experiences online and that many shift how they talk about it depending on the digital context. I highlight the spectrum of digital practices that victim-survivors engage in when disclosing their experiences online,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-15126-7e and how it is understood in mainstream discourse, this book has argued for an expansive understanding of informal justice, highlighting that individual experiences of ‘justice’ have collective, societal and discursive effects.

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2524-4701 termath of sexual violence, highlighting the complexities of disclosing rape, sexual assault, and abuse in digital space..978-3-031-74992-6978-3-031-74990-2Series ISSN 2524-4701 Series E-ISSN 2524-471X

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Disclosing as Storytelling, Activism, or?Justice? non-digital contexts, as well as the long-standing feminist history of speaking out, this chapter frames disclosure practices as part of a wider politics, consisting of storytelling, activism—and in some contexts, justice.