Chanel Miller
What’s inside
Know My Name is a powerful and emotive memoir by Chanel Miller, previously known to the world as Emily Doe, who was sexually assaulted on the Stanford University campus in 2015. The book delves deep into the aftermath of the assault, the grueling legal battles that followed, and the widespread media attention it garnered. Miller shares her journey of trauma, resilience, and reclaiming her identity, while also critiquing the failures of the legal system to adequately support survivors of sexual assault. Through her story, Miller emerges as a symbol of hope and a voice for the voiceless, advocating for a world where survivors are heard, believed, and supported.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the impact of sexual assault on survivors
- Gaining insight into the legal challenges faced by assault victims
- Learning about the power of reclaiming one’s identity
- Fostering empathy towards survivors of sexual violence
Key Points
- The Night That Changed Everything
- Becoming Emily Doe
- The Battle Within the Courtroom
- Media Sensation and Its Impact
- The Painful Road to Recovery
- Reclaiming Identity: Chanel Miller
- A Call to Action for Legal Reform
Who’s it For
- Survivors of sexual assault
- Advocates for legal reform
- Readers interested in memoirs
- Individuals exploring themes of resilience and recovery
About the author
Chanel Miller is an American writer and artist. She became known to the public as Emily Doe during the Stanford University sexual assault case. Her memoir, ‘Know My Name’, has been praised for its bravery, eloquence, and advocacy for sexual assault survivors. Miller’s writing offers a profound insight into the trauma and resilience of survivors, making her a significant voice in discussions about sexual violence and the justice system.