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If you're asking yourself: How do I heal from sexual violence? Who do I turn to in a crisis? How can I support survivors? You're not alone. We can help you.

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The me too movement is to help show survivors of sexual abuse that they are not alone. It also helps to improve awareness about sexual violence, showing just how widespread sexual harassment and assault really are.

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Sexual harassment from a patient was reported by 83%, while 31% reported experiencing sexual assault from a  patient in the workplace.
Women were significantly
affected by sexual harassment and assault compared to men.

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"dont be ashamed of your story - it will inspire others"

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In this image, the woman is sexuality assaulting her coworker by grabbing his tie and pulling him forward.

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In this image, They are protesting the #metoo. As you can see the one poster is saying "I can wear what I want to." As in Men and Women are body shaming others for what they wear and if they dress with a little skin showing they are "asking for it".

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"we need to turn the question around to look at the harasser, not the target. we need to be sure that we can go out and look anyone who is a victim of harassment in the eye and say, "you do not have to remain silent anymore."

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Was the movement successful? Yes and No. It did not stop people from sexual assaulting / harassing men and women, but it did help people who were sexual assaulted / harassed because it helped them realize that they were not the only one and that if they tell someone that could help them they could get better over time.

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"He would keep touching my hand with his hand and thats how it was started"

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In this image, The man is actively touching his coworker without her consent.

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A superior asking for sexual favors from an employee to get something in return, One coworker making repeated unwanted sexual advances toward another ect. is sexual harassing someone

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What I have learned is that Tarana Burke made the "Me Too" movement so that everyone that has when through the pain of being sexually assaulted / harassed would know that there are people out there that can help them.

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The Me Too movement is primarily concerned with two types of behavior: sexual harassment and sexual assault.

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What I have learned:
The campaign was started by Tarana Burke more then 10 years ago, her goal was “to spread a message for survivors: You’re heard, you’re understood.”

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The targeted audience of sexual harassment & assault are Women, Men, College Students, Members of the LGBTQ, and Women/Men of color