“It was an overwhelming moment. ... and then in some ways surprisingly, or perhaps not so surprisingly, really confusing. Of course I felt elation and that some justice had been done, but just also profound sadness for all the victims.” Rowena Chiu reacts to Weinstein verdict

The Weinstein trial is proof that the truth can prevail and women will be heard. #TIMESUP

“If someone like Harvey Weinstein, with all his power and control, can be held accountable — then anyone can be.” By speaking up and standing together, the #SilenceBreakers showed the power of truth and resilience. Women, workers and survivors must all be heard. #TIMESUP

We are proud to be helping Sam Schultz, a survivor himself, as he speaks out and refuses to allow AGMA to sweep decades of sexual harassment under the rug. Thank you for being an ally. #TIMESUP npr.org/2020/03/02/811…

The #SilenceBreakers will keep speaking truth to power. This is only the beginning.

Women make up 80% of the health care work force — and the best way to support them in the battle against the coronavirus is to listen to local and national health officials (In partnership with TIME'S UP #TIMESUP)

“We need to correct the imbalances of power at work and disrupt the ways in which our justice system and culture are stacked against survivors before and after they come forward.” #TIMESUP washingtonpost.com/opinions/we-sh…

Now more than ever, we’re grateful for all of the health care workers on the front lines - 80% of whom are women - who are working non-stop to care for our communities during this #COVID19 crisis. Add you name and a note saying #ThankYouHealthCareWorkers: times.upnow.us/2wc0MEs

If you’ve been feeling fearful or panicked these past weeks — we see you. We spoke with Jessi Gold MD MS & @kdc_md, clinical psychiatrists & #TIMESUPHC founding members, for advice on managing anxiety, battling loneliness, & creating normalcy during #COVID19. timesupfoundation.org/work/times-up-…