Chanel Miller is an American writer and artist based in San Francisco and New York City. In January 2015, she was sexually assaulted while unconscious on the campus of Stanford University by Brock Allen Turner. During legal proceedings, she was identified in court documents and media reports as "Emily Doe" to protect her anonymity. Miller's victim impact statement, delivered at Turner's sentencing hearing in 2016, became a watershed moment in public discourse. After BuzzFeed published the statement online, it was read 11 million times within four days, resonating widely with readers and sparking broader conversations about sexual assault, institutional responsibility, and the treatment of victims by college campuses and court systems. In September 2019, Miller publicly relinquished her anonymity and released her memoir Know My Name: A Memoir. The book received significant critical recognition, winning the 2019 National Book Critics Circle Award for Autobiographies and appearing on numerous national best-of-the-year book lists. Through her writing and public speaking, Miller has become a prominent voice in discussions surrounding sexual assault and institutional accountability.