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Shifting the narrative about sexual violence is critical to interrupting its dynamics. See how we work to reframe survivorhood, healing, and the future of the movement.

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Between Combs and Weinstein, #MeToo is back in the spotlight. Its Founder wants to highlight a few important things

June 5, 2025 • CNN
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Why #MeToo founder Tarana Burke is already planning for the 2026 midterm elections

March 10, 2025 • Fast Company
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Graham Platner and the Myth of the “Epstein class”

July 8, 2026

Statement on the Allegations Against Graham Platner and the Myth of the “Epstein class” In a recent interview, Jenny Racicot accused U.S. Senate candidate Graham […]

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Survivor History is American History

July 1, 2026

Survivor History is American History reckons with the sexual violence that has been used as a tool of power and control throughout history.

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Connecting, Informing, Mobilizing: Our Media Kit

Our communications channels are central to our mission, serving as spaces to tell survivor stories, share critical resources, mobilize communities, and influence culture and policy. Through our newsletter and social platforms, we connect with a diverse and engaged audience that spans survivors, advocates, partners, and allies across the world.

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After #MeToo Part 1: Sam Bee and Tarana Burke

Tarana Burke talks to Samantha Bee about the impact of the hashtag, what it may look like in the future, and the power of survivors coming together in numbers.

After #MeToo Part 2: Sam Bee and Tarana Burke

Samantha Bee continues her conversation with Tarana Burke about the importance of the language surrounding ‘me too.’, and how some have diverted attention away from the survivors and onto the abusers. They also discuss redemption and the steps needed to achieve that goal.