ABOUT US

Roarrrrr’s mission is to empower children and women impacted by sexual abuse through education, advocacy, and support—helping survivors find their voice, restore their strength, and reclaim their future.

Roarrrrr envisions a world where every child and woman lives free from sexual abuse, is believed when they speak, and is supported in their journey toward healing and empowerment.

Roarrrrr is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering children and women who have been impacted by sexual abuse. We believe every survivor deserves to be heard, believed, and supported on their journey toward healing and hope.

Founded on the belief that silence protects abuse, Roar works to break that silence through education, advocacy, and survivor-centered support. We provide age-appropriate education that helps individuals and communities recognize the signs of sexual abuse, understand how to respond safely, and know when and how to report concerns. By increasing awareness, we aim to prevent abuse before it happens and intervene when it does.

At Roar, we are committed to walking alongside survivors. We strive to create safe spaces where children and women can find their voice, rebuild their strength, and regain a sense of control over their lives. Through partnerships, resources, and community outreach, we connect survivors and families to the support they need to heal.

Our work is guided by compassion, dignity, and empowerment. We believe that healing is possible, prevention is essential, and education saves lives. Together, we can create a world where children and women are protected, supported, and free to thrive.

Roar stands for: Recognize. Observe. Act. Report.

Michael Speed, Founder & CEO

Victoria Doty, Director of Operations

Holds degrees in Criminology and Psychology, providing a strong academic foundation for work in prevention, advocacy, and survivor support. With over five years of hands-on experience fighting sexual abuse and exploitation, bringing both expertise and deep compassion to leadership. The background in education strengthens ROAR’s mission to inform and empower communities through awareness and prevention initiatives. Driven by an unwavering commitment to justice, known for her tireless advocacy and survivor-centered approach. Remaining steadfast in the mission to amplify the voices of those who have been silenced and will never stop fighting for those without a voice.

By December 2026, deliver evidence-based sexual abuse prevention workshops to at least 1,500 children, teens, and adults, with 85% of participants demonstrating increased knowledge on post-training assessments.

By the end of the next school year, partner with 20 schools or community organizations to implement age-appropriate abuse prevention curricula.

Within 12 months, train 300 parents, caregivers, and educators to recognize warning signs and respond appropriately to disclosures of abuse.

By the end of 2026, conduct 12 public awareness campaigns (online or in-person) reaching 100,000 people, measured by attendance, impressions, or engagement.