Today is a victory for the #SilenceBreakers who refused to be silent about Weinstein, igniting a global reckoning. It’s a victory for survivors everywhere - and for all those who believe in justice. Read our full statement from Tina Tchen: times.upnow.us/2PhWJfN

"The system still mostly fails survivors. Women who are poor, of color, who come forward alone — especially these women — will continue to be disbelieved and blamed....But the Weinstein verdicts indicate that we are beginning to correct course." nytimes.com/2020/02/24/opi…

The Harvey Weinstein case put the spotlight on non-disclosure agreements in sexual harassment cases. NDAs were considered during the Australian Human Rights Commission national inquiry into workplace sexual harassment, and we will be releasing our final report shortly. abc.net.au/news/2020-02-2…

In failing to convict Weinstein on the “predatory” nature of his conduct, the jury illustrated that they, like others, are still unwilling to look at the structures and enablers that help men like Weinstein become “predators”. Work to do. Me The Sydney Morning Herald The Age smh.com.au/national/weins…

We stand with over 100 organisations in the legal, health, community, family violence, business & union sectors, urging the Aus Government to act on all 55 recommendations in Australian Human Rights Commission’s Respect@Work: Sexual Harassment National Inquiry Report #power2prevent

The National Inquiry report calls for reform to require positive actions from employers to prevent sexual harassment at work. The Australian Government has the #power2prevent sexual harassment by implementing these reforms and must do so urgently

Kate Jenkins on ABC launching her National Inquiry report talking about the need to shift from a complaints based approach to a focus on prevention requiring positive actions from employers to prevent sexual harassment at work #power2prevent

Kate Jenkins national inquiry tells us how to end sexual harassment in Australian workplaces. The #Power2Prevent coalition calls on Not ScoMo 's Government to act on the recommendations immediately. legalaid.vic.gov.au/about-us/news/…

It's time to act. #Power2Prevent

The #AHRC report has sensible reforms to end #sexualharassment which will make workplaces safer and see more support for survivors. 100+ organisations are part of #Power2Prevent pushing for critical reforms.

Yes we all deserve this! #Power2Prevent #sexualharassment

We join the more than 100 organisations asking, pleading w Fed Govt to act #power2prevent #sexualharassment

#EachForEqual This Sunday is #IWD2020. Let it be a reminder to men that the lived experience of women is different. Let it be a reminder that as much as Australia prides itself on egalitarianism, ours is an unequal society that privileges men at almost every turn.

Yes! It's an excellent report. We applaud the need to ensure survivors' experiences are heard and recorded #power2prevent

These are the words of our Victoria Legal Aid clients who bravely shared their stories to create change. This #IWD2020 we're calling for urgent action to create sexual harassment free workplaces in Australia. Too many of us have experienced sexual harassment #metoo #power2prevent

I would like to pay tribute to Aimee Cooper Kamna मुद्दगौनी Victoria Legal Aid and the 100 orgs of #power2prevent coalition, who proved old fashioned collective action works. Australian Human Rights Commission sexual harassment inquiry could be a game changer...but we have to make its recs a reality.

We are proud so many of the recommendations in our submission were picked up. This is a groundbreaking report. Now to ensure the recommendations are implemented - #power2prevent brings 2gether 100+ orgs working to do exactly that