Jena Malone Says She Was Sexually Assaulted During Hunger Games

“I used restorative justice to allow healing and accountability and growth with the other person,” the Pride & Prejudice starlet went on. “It was a hard process but one I believe truly helped me move thru some of the hardest parts of the grief.”

She likewise detailed her recovery procedure in another reply on Instagram, keeping in mind that she “did a lot of online research” and would one day “try and write out the process I used” when she’s all set.

“What lead me there was feeling not held by ‘outing’ someone using the traditional cancel like culture that has been created,” she stated. “I also don’t fully see how the criminal justice system could fully repair my healing, though I do believe it can help in many ways. It all lead me to using restorative justice, basically a system of repairing harm, to speak to the other party involved and make requests of my healing journey and really just be heard.”

Noting that the technique “wasn’t perfect” which she might’ve “used the help of the many teachers out there who practice restorative justice in mediation settings,” Jena remembered sensation like she “needed to do it alone.”

In another remark that specified, “Fellow survivor here that loves you,” Jena sent out a genuine message back.

“love you,” she composed. “Happy to call you sister.”