QiQi Huang Chinese women protesting sexual harassment often arrested or intimidated by the police #aftermetoo

QiQi Huang traces the process of public awareness around sexual harassment from microblogs linking in influential accounts to reaching the general public #aftermetoo

QiQi Huang tensions and concerns from Chinese feminists that action on sexual harassment could lead to conservatism around sexuality #aftermetoo

QiQi Huang #metoo censored, activists finding ways to bypass censorship to express themselves #aftermetoo

QiQi Huang general terms coming from politicians around legislation and progress but it’s unclear how or if this is meaningful #aftermetoo

QiQi Huang differences between grassroots and governmental narratives, top down vs bottom up. Public women originally conservative and became more political in response to increasing coverage of #metoo #aftermetoo

QiQi Huang censorship has given feminists the opportunity to be creative in ‘savvy’ ways #aftermetoo

Final speaker - Liz Ackerley on young women’s activism against sexual violence in an age of #MeToo and Time’s Up. #aftermetoo

Elizabeth Ackerley talking about young women’s activism in response to media narratives around sexual violence #aftermetoo

Elizabeth Ackerley young women trying to ‘take the power back’ through activism against sexual violence #aftermetoo

Elizabeth Ackerley young women activists concerned about #metoo putting the onus on victims to share publicly their experiences. Concern that #metoo will live and die quickly but is making chips in a wall #aftermetoo

Elizabeth Ackerley concern that academic professionals are in control and that young women survivors struggle to be heard #aftermetoo

Liz Ackerley - a tension between online and offline activism for young women. #aftermetoo

Elizabeth Ackerley young women activists critical of keyboard warrier activism, young women activists perceive physical activism as superior. Who is excluded from online activism? Do we forget people not on Twitter? #aftermetoo

Elizabeth Ackerley importance of intersectionality from young women activists of colour, discussing lived every day choices being political. These activists rejected in work/out of work distinctions #aftermetoo

Elizabeth Ackerley #metoo raises profile of feminist young activists which is good but capacity of services not increasing which is a problem #aftermetoo

We finished #aftermetoo with a fantastic workshop on perpetrator intervention working with couples where the women want to stay in the relationship with Julie Angelidou from IDVA Barnsley

It's been a brilliant day, thank you to all of our wonderful speakers and to the fantastic organising team Jess Wild, Dr Mary Robson Sharon Elley Ellie Craig and @RosemaryLHill. None of this would have been possible without these wonderful women #aftermetoo

Thank you to our fantastic speakers Victoria Pattinson, Dr Claire Dosdale, Francesca Jarvis, Maja Brandt Andreasen @majabandreasen.bsky.social, Qi Qi Huang, Liz Ackerley & Julie Angelidou for sharing their important work & research on #VAWG at #aftermetoo yesterday! A thought-provoking, moving and inspiring day!

Still buzzing after the #metoo Symposium 2018. It was so inspiring hearing about the great research on #MeToo and I thoroughly enjoyed sharing my own research on Internet humour and rape discourse. As soon as I get a chance to publish you will all be the first to know! #aftermetoo