How the SAVE Act Could Disenfranchise Millions of Married Women and Trans Voters - National Women's Law Center The SAVE Act (H.R. 22) is a dangerous and anti-democratic bill that would make it significantly harder for millions of U.S. citizens to vote. The bill was first introduced in response to the repeatedly debunked claims that people who were not U.S. citizens voted in the 2024 elections. Now the House of Representatives is expected […]

"The SAVE Act isn’t about election integrity; it’s about making it harder for specific groups of people to vote, like women & trans people. It’s voter suppression that perpetuates anti-immigrant misinformation."

🎒Kids are headed back to school, but before the bell rings, we’re asking: What do we owe Black children?
Meet us this Thurs (8/21) in NYC or via livestream for the premiere of “The Barbershop,” as we confront the harmful narratives that normalize sexual violence against Black boys. bit.ly/metoo-psa

A graphic that reads: 'They deserve this transparency': Rep. Ayanna Pressley calls for hearing with Epstein survivors

If we are to hold powerful people to account, we must center the voices they tried to silence.

I'm leading @oversightdemocrats.house.gov in calling on Congressman James Comer to allow survivors of Epstein's abuse the opportunity to testify before Congress, if they wish.

It's time to talk about keeping Black children safe. Next Thursday (8/21), meet us in NYC (or via livestream) for the premiere of our newest PSA, "The Barbershop," & a critical discussion on protecting Black boys & disrupting rape culture.
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Register here: bit.ly/metoo-psa

NEW: Today, Trump deployed the National Guard to our nation’s capital—and seized control of the local police force—using “rising crime” as the pretext for this power grab. The fact is that crime in Washington, D.C. has been at historic lows.

"Healing, transparency, accountability for these survivors is important, and they deserve it, and it is long overdue." Rep. Ayanna Pressley tells Jen Psaki she is "already in touch" with Maria Farmer about coming to the House Oversight Committee with her testimony.

‘They deserve this transparency’: Rep. Ayanna Pressley calls for hearing with Epstein survivors In a letter shared exclusively with The 19th, Democrats are pushing for a House Oversight Committee Hearing to prioritize survivor voices as a critical step towards holistic justice.

DWC Reproductive Health Care Task Force Co-Chair & Liaison @pressley.house.gov is calling for a hearing with other @oversightdemocrats.house.gov so survivors abused by Epstein can share their truth.

The American public deserves to hear it and these survivors deserve justice.

We honor Juneteenth by remembering our ancestors, who lived through and survived chattel slavery and the violence of being denied control over their own bodies.

We honor them by telling the whole story. Freedom must include bodily autonomy and survivor justice. 🖤

What Do We Owe Black Children? The World Premiere of the ‘me too.’ PSA, The Rules YouTube video by me too. International

🚨 Happening NOW: World Premiere of “The Rules” 🚨
Tune in to the premiere of our new PSA “The Rules,” a powerful look at the unspoken expectations Black girls face just to stay safe.
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me too. Movement | PSA + Panel Event in Philadelphia Join us in Philadelphia on June 12, 2025 for a critical and timely discussion on the adultification of Black girls and how we can protect Black children.

This event is an invitation to learn, unlearn, and recommit to protecting the brilliance and futures of Black children everywhere. RSVP here: bit.ly/METOOPSA

From the school-to-prison pipeline to harmful media narratives, Black girls are often treated as older, less innocent, and more responsible than their peers, especially in moments of harm.

Black girls deserve to be seen, heard, and protected, and our powerful new PSA pulls no punches. Join us tomorrow 6/12, in-person in Philly or via Livestream, for the premiere of our PSA called “The Rules,” which highlights the adultification of Black girls and the systemic harm it causes.

me too. Movement | You're not alone. We are here to help. Find resources to support your healing, learn about our work, and when you're ready, join the fight.

It's #SAAM, which is a good reminder that we must all take action to disrupt sexual violence in our communities. Learn how to confront sexual assault, know where the resources are at, & listen to the stories with our friends @metoomvmt.bsky.social:

In today’s world, we’re always online - scrolling, surviving, speaking out, building community. But being constantly connected comes at a cost. The internet can be a tool for care and a weapon of harm.
ctrl + alt + heal is our MHAM campaign where we are sharing all things digital wellness. 💻🤍

Piper, nooo…to the lawmakers that are restricting sex education in schools.

Young people deserve access to medically accurate, age-appropriate and culturally relevant sex education regardless of zip code. #ImForPP

For at-home sex education resources, visit our website: p.ppfa.org/42gc5aS

Abuse of Power: How the Trump Administration Is Undermining Survivors of Sexual Violence We see these tactics for what they are: an attempt to assert control, silence resistance, and roll back decades of hard-won progress. 

"Survivors deserve better. They deserve a government that invests in their safety, not one that strips it through manipulation and lies."

In the fight for change, we need to embrace the power of Black joy, creativity, and unity. These aren't just feelings, they're acts of resistance.

How The SAVE Act Could Impact Married Women And Other Voters Congress is potentially voting this week on a bill that would make it harder for millions of Americans to exercise their right to vote.

Yesterday, the House voted to pass the SAVE Act, a dangerous and anti-democratic bill that would make it harder for millions of citizens to vote, especially married women and trans people. Congress should be making it easier to vote, not harder.
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A vibrant digital illustration features four diverse individuals wearing bold, stylish outfits and accessories, standing confidently against a textured blue background resembling water. The text "me too." appears at the top, followed by "MOVERS OF THE MOVEMENT" in bold, 3D-style purple lettering. Below, a subtitle in white uppercase letters reads, "HONORING THOSE WHO UPLIFT SURVIVOR JUSTICE." The artwork conveys empowerment and solidarity, using bright colors and strong visual contrasts.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This year’s theme: Movers of the Movement: Honoring Those Who Uplift Survivors. All month, we’re spotlighting the workers, healers, and disruptors making survivor justice inevitable. #SAAM2025 #MoversOfTheMovement #SurvivorJustice #MeToo

As we close out #WomensHistoryMonth, we urge you to continue learning about the women leading #feminist movements - like Tarana Burke from @metoomvmt.bsky.social, Ai-jen Poo @aijenpoo.bsky.social from @domesticworkers.bsky.social, and Amanda Nguyen from Rise ✨

Resource Library Where do I start? Can I find help near me? The metoo Resource Library will help you find the organizations and resources you need to heal from sexual violence.

Wherever you are in your journey, our Healing Resource Library is here for you, offering over 1,000 survivor-centered resources for care, healing, and empowerment. Take what you need. 🤍
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Homepage - Me Too Movement Your healing journey continues here… Survivor’s Sanctuary Welcome to Survivor’s Sanctuary. This self guided healing platform was created to aid survivors in their healing journeys. You are invited to ...

Healing is a journey, and every step you take—big or small—matters. Survivors’ Sanctuary is a space created for survivors and all people seeking connection, support, and resources that nurture healing.
We see you, and we’re here for you. sanctuary.metoomvmt.org

Hey y’all, we’re here! me too. International is now on Bluesky and we’re bringing the same commitment to healing, justice, and community that’s at the heart of everything we do. 🤍