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Who posted #MeToo, why, and what happened: A mixed methods examination [PDF]
Frontiers in Public Health, 2023 ObjectivesThe #MeToo social media campaign raised awareness about sexual harassment. The purpose of the current study was to address three unexplored research questions. First, what factors influenced whether a person posted #MeToo?
Rose L. Siuta +4 more
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Sports Journalism, Interns and #MeToo – did anything change? [PDF]
Journalistica, 2020 Norwegian news media were central actors in the dissemination of information about the #MeToo movement. Simultaneously, the media are made up of institutions and workplaces that are at times characterized by asymmetrical power relations.
Heidi Røsok-Dahl, Kristin Skare Orgeret
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Sociologisk Forskning, 2021 Artikeln analyserar vittnesmål om sexuella trakasserier utifrån Honneths teori om socialt erkännande och Frickers teori om epistemisk orättvisa. Undersökningen baseras på en innehållsanalys av de vittnesmål om sexuella trakasserier som ingår i de 65 ...
Emma Engdahl, Hans Ekbrand, Maria Nyman
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Cross-sectional examination of correlates of sexual victimization disclosure via #MeToo [PDF]
European Journal of PsychotraumatologyBackground: Sexual victimization is a serious public health problem, with a range of negative impacts on mental and physical health. Responses that individuals get to disclosure of sexual victimization play an important role in recovery.
Prachi H. Bhuptani +2 more
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Religion and Gender, 2020 Abstract The #MeToo hashtag is a welcome contemporary addition to the long struggle to end sexual harassment against women. An American Academy of Religion (AAR) iteration of this struggle began at the first meeting of the Committee on the Status of Women in the Profession (SWP) in 1990.
Rita Nakashima Brock +1 more
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Gendering Dissent: MeToo Travels to Scandinavia in the Early Twenty-First Century
Acta Universitatis Carolinae Studia Territorialia, 2023 In May 2018, the #MeToo movement picked up wind when Harvey Weinstein was charged by the New York County District Attorney’s Office with rape and sexual misconduct.
Clara V. Juncker
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#METOO AND US POLITICS: ANALYSING THE TWITTER CONVERSATION
Journal of Liberty and International Affairs, 2021 The #MeToo movement has had a profound cultural impact on US society, and notably on US party politics. While many studies have addressed the #MeToo-related controversy arising from the Brett Kavanaugh nomination to Supreme Court Justice in 2018, the ...
Vittoria Bernardini
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Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies, 2019 Abstract Reporting sexual assault and harassment is an important and difficult problem. Since late 2017, it has received increased attention as the viral #MeToo movement has brought about accusations against high-profile individuals and a wider discussion around the prevalence of sexual violence.
Benjamin Kuykendall +2 more
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Exchanges, 2021 In this article, we attempt a radical critique of the #MeToo movement. We do not aim to display #MeToo phenomenon as a molarity anchored to the nobility of its supposed historical origin. Rather we showcase it as a nomadological flow. This is a flow that,
Ananya Roy Pratihar, Saswat Samay Das
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He Said/She Said: Truth-Telling and #MeToo
Forum, 2017 "He Said/She Said: Truth-Telling and #MeToo" analyses how the conversation about sexual violence changed when millions of women worldwide raised their voices to say “Me Too.” It historicizes the #MeToo movement within feminist activism in communities of ...
Leigh Gilmore
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