Last Seen

This campaign exposes the invisible violence we all help perpetuate when a victim of intimate-image abuse stops being seen for who she is and becomes reduced to what someone shared without consent. It goes beyond “don’t forward it.” It reveals the deeper problem: the judgment, ridicule, and rejection that punish the victim more than the aggressor.

These images are inspired by real cases — women who lost jobs, faced stigma, saw their reputations questioned, and carried shame that was never theirs.

Stories where they didn’t change… but society did.
Where people stopped seeing them as mothers, students, doctors, or leaders
and remembered them only by the content someone exposed without consent.

The leak is a crime.
The social judgment that follows makes us complicit.