CORNELL UNIVERSITY / COMMUNITY ACCOUNTS

Some stories
never make the record.
This is a place
to share them.

An independent space for survivors, witnesses, and community members to share their own accounts of sexual misconduct, hazing, assault, and other alleged misconduct connected to Cornell University.

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You choose whether to request publication or keep your submission private.

COMMUNITY ARCHIVE 001 / CORNELL
A story belongs
to the person who tells it.
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Submissions are written by their authors.

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Every account is reviewed before publication.

03

Published accounts remain attributed to their submitters.

DOCUMENTING EXPERIENCES
BUILT TO LISTEN. BUILT TO PRESERVE THE ACCOUNT. SCROLL TO REPORT
01 / HOW IT WORKS

Your words. Your choice.

01

Tell your story

Describe an experience or information you have, in your own words. Select more than one incident category when relevant.

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Choose your privacy

Request anonymous, pseudonymous, or named publication—or ask that your submission be kept private.

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Private moderation

Submissions are screened for relevance, privacy, and publication consent. The operator may make minor copy edits or redact sensitive details.

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Publication is optional

Only selected, consented-to accounts are eligible to appear in the archive. Submission does not guarantee publication.

COMMUNITY ACCOUNT SUBMISSION CCP / INTAKE 01

Share an experience

Fields marked are required. You can stop at any point before submission.

  1. 01 About you
  2. 02 Incident
  3. 03 Privacy
  4. 04 Review
STEP 01 / 04

Start with what you know.

Tell us your connection to the incident. You don't need to disclose your identity.

What does the incident involve? *

Select all that apply.

ALL SUBMISSIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVIEW PRIVACY FIRST
03 / OUR APPROACH

A space for accounts.
Not a verdict.

These are independently submitted accounts, not findings issued by a court or university. The platform operator reviews submissions for relevance, privacy, and compliance with site rules; publication is not an assertion that every detail has been independently verified.

I.

Authored by submitters

Substantive allegations come from individuals submitting their own accounts. Minor spelling, grammar, formatting, and privacy edits may occur, but the operator does not add allegations.

II.

Review before publication

Not all submissions are published. Unrelated, threatening, harassing, privacy-invasive, or otherwise inappropriate content may be withheld or removed.

III.

Corrections matter

The operator may request clarification, correct errors, or remove an account. A published submission is not an independently established factual finding.

THE RECORD IS BUILT ONE ACCOUNT AT A TIME

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