When Rape Goes Viral offers a profound exploration of the delicate intersection between technology, youth culture, and sexual ethics in the digital landscape. As stories of teen sexting scandals, cyberbullying, and image-based sexual abuse continue to surface in today’s media, author Anna Gjika illuminates the pressing need to understand these phenomena beyond mere surveillance. This groundbreaking book highlights the inherent power dynamics and gender norms that shape adolescents' interactions and intimate relationships in a digital age. Utilizing insightful interviews with teens and critical analyses of high-profile juvenile sexual assault cases, Gjika exposes the heteronormative structures that influence young people's digital practices. By interrogating the implications of social media and digital evidence, When Rape Goes Viral addresses the critical issues faced by young victim-survivors and perpetrators of sexual assault. In a world where technology can both empower and exploit, this book navigates the complex realities of gender violence and offers a fresh perspective on how digital cultures impact social and legal responses. With implications for educators, parents, and policy-makers, this book is essential for anyone seeking to understand the evolving landscape of youth peer cultures and the ethics surrounding sexual interactions in the online world. Get your copy now and gain valuable insights into the effects of technology on today's youth.