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Though no one else was aware of or involved in this action, Hyejin and K were both falsely accused of leveraging their organizational ties to settle personal conflicts.

The person who blocked the user has since taken steps to be accountable for the situation, including stepping down from managing this account.

The S&P National collective is addressing this issue internally and coming up with a new set of best practices around social media use to prevent this from happening in the future.

Both the S&P member responsible and the collective apologize for the harm and confusion this has caused, and we also offer our sincere apologies to everyone who has been hurt by this.

For further clarification, Hyejin was on hiatus from the organization, both from the National and CA groups, for over a year, only having recently returned to resuming S&P activities. She does not and did not have access to this account.

K is a member of the New York chapter of Survived and Punished, not the national organization. The @survivepunishny account is primarily run by K and other members as part of their organizing for Survived & Punished New York, which is autonomous from the national formation.

On both accounts, we practice blocking to address harassment and trolling, including that which is directed at the administrators of the account. This should not have been one of those instances.