Black et al., 2011
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Illustrating Survivor Testimonies: Reimagining the Lasting Impact of Sexual Violence Campaigns
Based in France, Paye ta Truelle is on a mission to stop sexual harassment in archaeology, which has been rampant since its inception as a field of study.
Employee Safety Should Be Top of Mind: #MeToo in the Brewing Industry
2021 saw an explosion of #MeToo conversations in the brewing and hospitality industry. The Instagram testimonials of one user, Ratmagnet, fueled many survivors to come forward and tell their stories.
Whispers on Social Media: Online Sexual Harassment in Spaces for People with Dwarfism
Lockdown, as a result of the global pandemic, has not changed much for me, except to make me reflect on my own behaviours. Non-disabled people protesting about lockdown restrictions, do not know how privileged they are. After lockdown they can go back to normal, but this is my normal. For a long time I have restricted when and where I go in order to reduce the amount of unwanted attention I receive. As a person with dwarfism, every outing will include the risk of being stared at, pointed at, laughed at, called names, or even photographed.
Disparities in Bi+ Health and Sexual Violence
JL Heinze
Wed, 09/22/2021
*This blog covers issues of sexual violence, self harm, and discrimination and may be triggering for some readers.
Sexual Violence Statistics
How We Talk About Working with Male Survivors of Sexual Assault, Harassment, and Abuse
How we talk about sexual violence matters. Whether you’re describing your center’s services to a friend, talking with a classroom of college students about preventing sexual harassment, or writing your agency’s newsletter, the words you use have an impact on how audiences understand those topics. They also have an impact on who sees themselves as eligible for your center’s services.
