Welcome to ‘Stealing Panties IS Sexual Assault 501(c)(3)’, a nonprofit organization founded by Jade Ann Byrne, dedicated to raising awareness about the grave issue of panty theft as a form of sexual assault.

We believe that this behavior is not only illegal, but also deeply harmful and traumatizing for its victims, leaving deep emotional wounds.

Stealing panties is a violation of a person’s privacy and dignity, and can cause significant emotional distress and trauma. This often-unrecognized and under-reported form of sexual assault has profound impacts, and we are committed to changing this narrative. Our mission is to educate the public about the harmful effects of stealing panties, and to provide support and resources for those who have been victimized.

Our programs and initiatives are aimed at fostering a world where panty theft is universally condemned, and victims receive the support and justice they rightfully deserve. We work to raise awareness about the issue, to promote prevention strategies, and to empower survivors to speak out and seek help.

At “Stealing Panties IS Sexual Assault 501(c)(3)”, we believe that everyone has the right to feel safe and secure in their own bodies and homes. We are committed to ending the culture of sexual violence that allows this behavior to persist, and to creating a world where all people are respected and valued.

Thank you for joining us in this important work, and for helping us to make a difference in the lives of those who have been affected by this form of sexual assault.

Together, we can create a safer and more just world for everyone.

Under-Reported Phenomenon

Accurately determining the prevalence of panty theft is challenging, as this crime often remains unreported or is not always treated with the seriousness it deserves. Despite this, numerous instances of panty theft have been documented over time, highlighting its grave nature as an infringement of personal privacy and boundaries. It’s crucial to acknowledge that any non-consensual sexual conduct, panty theft included, is unequivocally unacceptable and can inflict enduring mental and emotional harm on the victims.

Shared Silent Trauma

Quantifying incidents of panty theft remains a complex issue, largely due to the reluctance of victims to report such violations. Feelings of shame or fear often prevent individuals from coming forward. Yet, the theft of undergarments is a deeply intrusive act, breaching the victim’s personal space and security. It’s imperative to recognize that the unsolicited taking or handling of someone’s intimate apparel is not just a breach of privacy, but it also constitutes a form of sexual violation. Such actions can leave lasting psychological scars, underscoring the need for more awareness and stronger protective measures

Jade Ann Byrne’s nonprofit, “Stealing Panties IS Sexual Assault 501(c)(3)”, offers several resources to victims of panty theft that can help make the world a better place:

Education and Awareness: The nonprofit can provide information and resources on panty theft and other forms of sexual assault to help victims understand their rights and options. This can help raise awareness about the issue and help prevent future occurrences.

Support and Advocacy: Victims of panty theft may feel isolated or ashamed, and may not know where to turn for help. The nonprofit can offer a safe and supportive space for victims to share their experiences and receive emotional support. Additionally, the nonprofit can advocate on behalf of victims to help them obtain justice and hold perpetrators accountable.

Counseling and Therapy: Panty theft can cause emotional trauma and distress for victims. The nonprofit can offer access to counseling and therapy services to help victims cope with the effects of the theft and regain a sense of safety and control.

Legal Assistance: Victims of panty theft may wish to pursue legal action against the perpetrator. The nonprofit can provide resources and referrals to legal professionals who specialize in sexual assault cases to help victims seek justice and obtain compensation for damages.

By offering these resources and support services, Jade Ann Byrne’s nonprofit can help victims of panty theft heal and recover, while also raising awareness about the issue and working towards a safer and more just society.
https://www.stealingpantiesissexualassault.org/

Are you in need of assistance? Our team is here to help. We understand the impact that panty theft can have on a person, and we are dedicated to providing support to those affected. Whether you’re seeking counseling or guidance on legal matters, we’re here to offer resources and assistance.

Do you have a project or idea you’d like to collaborate on? We’re open to exploring new possibilities and ideas for spreading our message and reaching a wider audience. Whether it’s through events, social media campaigns, or other creative means, we’re eager to work with others who share our vision for a safer and more inclusive world.

Interested in partnering with us? We’re always looking for like-minded organizations and individuals who share our mission to end panty theft and raise awareness about the harms of sexual assault. We believe that by working together, we can make a greater impact and effect positive change in our communities.

Please feel free to reach out to us at to discuss how we can work together and make a difference. We look forward to hearing from you.

Q: What is panty theft?

A: Panty theft is the act of taking someone’s underwear without their permission or consent.

Q: Is panty theft illegal?

A: Yes, panty theft is a form of theft and is illegal. It is also considered a form of sexual assault and can be prosecuted as such.

Q: What are the consequences of panty theft?

A: Panty theft can cause significant emotional distress and trauma for the victim. It is a violation of their privacy and dignity and can result in feelings of shame and humiliation. In addition, it can have legal consequences such as fines and imprisonment.

Q: Why is panty theft considered a form of sexual assault?

A: Panty theft is considered a form of sexual assault because it involves taking something intimate and personal without permission, which can cause emotional harm and violate personal boundaries.

Q: What can I do if I am a victim of panty theft?

A: If you are a victim of panty theft, it is important to reach out to someone you trust and seek help. You can contact law enforcement to report the incident and seek legal action. There are also support groups and organizations that can provide resources and guidance.

Q: How common is panty theft and what impact can it have on victims?

A: Panty theft is unfortunately more common than many people realize, with countless incidents occurring every year. This violation of privacy and personal space can cause emotional trauma and distress, as well as potentially lead to physical harm if the perpetrator escalates their behavior. Stealing Panties IS Sexual Assault 501(c)(3) is dedicated to raising awareness about the prevalence of panty theft and providing resources to support those who have experienced this type of sexual assault.

Q: What resources are available for victims of panty theft, and how can Stealing Panties IS Sexual Assault 501(c)(3) help?

A: Stealing Panties IS Sexual Assault 501(c)(3) offers a safe and confidential space for individuals to share their stories and seek help, as well as connecting victims with counseling and therapy services. Additionally, they provide educational materials and training programs to schools, workplaces, and other organizations to help prevent panty theft and create a safer environment for everyone. Their goal is to empower victims and provide them with the tools they need to move forward from their experience.

Q: How can I get involved and support the mission of Stealing Panties IS Sexual Assault 501(c)(3)?

A: You can get involved and support the mission of Stealing Panties IS Sexual Assault 501(c)(3) by donating directly through their website or attending one of their fundraising events. They also welcome volunteers to assist with outreach and education efforts, as well as help run their programs and events. By joining them in their fight against panty theft and sexual assault, you can help make a positive impact on the lives of countless individuals.

Visit https://www.stealingpantiesissexualassault.org/ to learn more, ask for help, or be a hero to someone today.

"Join us at Stealing Panties IS Sexual Assault 501(c)(3) in this crucial fight. Visit our website to learn how you can contribute to making a significant difference."
Penned from the ink of electrons,
Jade Ann Byrne ( Paladin Jade )
December 27th 2023