#MeToo

Critics Not Buying Trump's "She's Not My Type" Dismissal of Latest Sexual Assault Accuser

E. Jean Carroll, who accused President Donald Trump of raping her in 1994, on CNN Monday night.

Kavanaugh's Confirmation Traumatized American Women, Study Shows—And May Have Made Them Less Safe

Julia Conley, staff writer

The Supreme Court Justice's confirmation hearings left Americans fearful for women's rights and safety and left many men less likely to believe a woman's allegations of assault

'I Don't Know, Man': Joe Biden Cracks #MeToo Joke to Room Full of Union Workers

Jon Queally, staff writer

Former vice president, said head women's advocacy group, "needs to own and...

157 Republicans, and 1 Democrat, Side With NRA as House Passes Updated Violence Against Women Act

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

A new provision in the legislation, which still needs Senate approval, would...

Ahead of Third Annual Women's March, Group Releases Far-Reaching 'Intersectional Feminist Policy Platform'

'Gillette Must Be Doing Something Right': Toxic Men Freak Out Over Ad Urging Men to Combat Toxic Masculinity

Nurses Union Demands All 2020 Candidates Establish Strong Sexual Harassment, Pay Equity Policies

Sanders Campaign Committee Thanks Former Staffers for Letter on 'Incredibly Important' Issue of Sexual Harassment and Campaign Culture

For Allowing Serial Sexual Abuser to Escape Justice, Demand Surges for Labor Secretary Acosta's Immediate Resignation

'Mark of Shame on All Our Societies': UN Finds More Women Killed by Domestic Violence Than Any Other Crime

Critics Warn 'Heartless' New Rules by Betsy DeVos Will Encourage Schools to 'Be More Complicit in Sexual Violence'

DeVos Reportedly Set to Unveil 'Horrific' New Campus Sexual Assault Rules 'to Bolster Rights of Accused'

Huckabee Sanders Should Resign, Critics Say, After 'Orwellian' Distribution of Doctored Video

#GoogleWalkout: Workers Worldwide Leave Their Desks to Demand End to Sexual Harassment and Inequity

"It Doesn't Matter" If Accusations Against Kavanaugh True, Says Trump: "We Won"

With #MarchToThePolls in Chicago, Women's March Aims to Channel 'Outrage and Energy' to Defeat Trump Agenda on Election Day

Further

Dear Sisters, We Fought Together

One year ago, 300 high-profile actresses partnered with activists to launch Time's Up, a movement to fight systemic sexual harassment in every workplace with the tagline, "No more silence. No more waiting. No more tolerance..." It has now raised over $22 million for its legal defense fund and helped almost 4,000 people fight sexual discrimination. For New Year's, they released a powerful, celebratory video. 2018, they declare, "was just the beginning."