Anita Hill: "Huge moment" against sexual harassment needs to continue
"It is because of Anita Hill that we can say, 'This happened to me,'" actress Alyssa Milano said when introducting her
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"It is because of Anita Hill that we can say, 'This happened to me,'" actress Alyssa Milano said when introducting her
Employment attorney breaks down what constitutes harassment, when it violates the law and why supervisor-subordinate relationships are never OK
WNYC's Leonard Lopate and Jonathan Schwartz were suspended following reports of harassment by retired WNYC host John Hockenberry
The "silence breakers" who launched the anti-harassment #MeToo movement have been named Time magazine's Person of the Year
The massage chain said reports of sexual misconduct at its spas are "heartbreaking" and is strengthening screening
The outbreak of sexual misconduct and abuse allegations at the highest level of industry and government has brought back memories of when I was sexually assaulted as a child
Sexual harassment has been outed in Hollywood and Congress, and now women in the national security community are adding their voices to the #MeToo movement
Five women, all leaders in their fields, say they're speaking out to help others find their voice
Actress is among several Harvey Weinstein accusers and a leading voice against sexual harassment in Hollywood
California Democrat Jackie Speier, who was assaulted when she was a Hill staffer, said she knows two sexual harassers who are still in Congress
Sexual harassment and assault allegations are reaching far beyond U.S. borders
Women protested sexual abuse and harassment Sunday in 11 French cities
"Congress has been a breeding ground for a hostile work environment for far too long," said California Rep. Jackie Speier
Rose McGowan made her first public remarks since she wrote on Twitter that Harvey Weinstein raped her
Female Illinois legislators join chorus saying misogyny is "alive and well" in politics
The "Me Too" movement went viral after actress Alyssa Milano shared it on Twitter
The hashtag was brought to life by actress Alyssa Milano's call to action on Twitter; women shared their experiences with sexual harassment
Tarana Burke, 44, says she created the movement in 2007 to let young women of color who survive sexual assault that they are not alone
The hashtag was also tweeted nearly a million times in 48 hours, according to Twitter
Dr. Nicole Lightman says it can be a good first step for victims of sexual harassment to speak up on social media
An untold number of women posted "me too" and revealed their deeply intimate experiences of sexual harassment or abuse
People who have been sexual harassed or assaulted are using the hashtag #MeToo on Twitter to draw attention to the problem