Whether the harm involves authentic images shared without consent or AI-generated deepfakes, this book provides actionable advice on everything from removing nonconsensual intimate imagery and protecting digital privacy to navigating the legal system and rebuilding your life. Inside, you'll find tools to help you: Understand the full scope and impact of image-based sexual abuse; Remove content and secure your digital privacy; Confidently navigate the legal system, including civil remedies, criminal laws, and policy reform; Protect your mental health while coping with trauma, stigma, and professional consequences; Support survivors without perpetuating harm; Reclaim your narrative and advocate for the legal, technological, and cultural change needed to combat digital sexual violence. At the end of Susanna Gibson's campaign for the Virginia House of Delegates, intimate images and recordings she never consented to, and never knew existed, were circulated globally and viewed by millions. As she dealt with the fallout, she found no roadmap, no clear language for what had happened, and no one who could tell her what to do. Part memoir, part legal guide, and part survival manual, Call It What It Is meets readers wherever they are, whether in the first hours of crisis or years into recovery. This is the book she wishes she'd had.