Join us in our mission to create lasting social change in Voyeur Prevention and community safety.
Who We Are
Our Organization
Shaded Lilies: Center for the Prevention of Intimate Voyeurism is a nonprofit organization founded on March 13, 2024, by Dr. Tina L. Kandakai. The Center’s purpose is to bring awareness of the harms of technology facilitated sexual violence, specifically, intimate video voyeurism and to build the capacity of public and private institutions, caregivers, and youth to identify and reduce environmental risks.
Definition of Intimate Video Voyeurism
Intimate video voyeurism is defined as the act of watching, videotaping, audio-recording, or photographing someone without permission, who is undressing, naked, showering, relieving themselves, or engaging in sexual activity in settings where there is a legal right and expectation of privacy.
Meaning Behind Shaded Lilies
“Shaded Lilies” is a euphemism for “guarding the humility of the innocent” and symbolizes the thousands of unassuming children and women whose expectations of privacy are unknowingly violated.
Basis for formulating The Center:
Unknowing Victims
People are secretly videotaped while undressing in the locker rooms at schools, universities, athletic clubs, training facilities, and community centers across the U.S.
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