Jane Doe's story is a harrowing reminder of the injustices women face even in environments that tout themselves as safe and progressive. In 2024, Jane was brutally raped by seven men in a fraternity house at Cornell University. This heinous crime extended beyond the night to a group chat with 50 other men, where these perpetrators shamelessly boasted about their actions, offering up Jane's body as if it were a commodity, with messages like, “free pu*sy if anyone wants to join.”

The university's response is nothing short of appalling. These men were merely required to write essays on what they did wrong—this is an embarrassing mockery of justice. An Ivy League institution, which should have empowered and protected Jane, instead chose to shield her attackers with nothing more than a slap on the wrist. This is not justice—it is an insult to all victims of sexual violence.

Despite being two years later, there have been no criminal charges against the perpetrators. Jane’s life has been forever altered, and yet, the men responsible walk free with virtually no consequences. This is not just a failure of the justice system; it is a societal flaw that must be rectified.

We cannot let silence enable such violations to continue. Awareness is growing, but it is not enough. We need to take action to ensure justice is served for Jane and to prevent future victims from suffering the same fate. Criminal charges must be filed against these individuals, and Cornell University must be held accountable for their inadequate response.

Join me in demanding that the authorities take immediate and decisive action. The justice system must hold these men accountable, and the university must revisit and reform its policies to ensure that no victim of sexual assault is ever minimized or ignored again.

Please sign this petition to urge law enforcement and Cornell University to do what is right and give Jane the justice she deserves.