Whether out of malice or genuine alarm, false stories about COVID-19 are continuing to circulate.
Here are a few steps you can take to evaluate news stories that are blowing up your feed or finding their way into your DMs.
Tag: Advice
7 Best Practices for Coping With Online Sexual Harassment
The goal of abusers is to silence the people they target and exclude them from the public sphere. Of course, in a world where our lives are conducted almost entirely online (especially now), this is an unacceptable outcome. So what can you do if you’re targeted with gender-based harassment or online sexual harassment? While there’s no single, prescriptive solution or response to these situations, here are a few suggestions and best practices.
How to Share Your #MeToo Story—On Your Terms
It’s time to get out there and tell your story. The world needs to hear it.
How Working Women Can Fight Workplace Sexual Harassment
The #MeToo reckoning has exposed the pervasiveness of workplace sexual harassment and assault, empowering victims to speak out—but many do not know how. This is your guide to handling workplace sexual harassment.
Five Ways To Show Up For Theybies and Their Parents
We have a lot to learn. Let’s learn together.
Five Lessons from SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Launch for Women Ready To Take Up Space
#5: Seriously, Nothing is Impossible.
We Can Learn from the Dutch Girls Who Led the Resistance During WWII
Almost 75 years after the end of World War II, while we are still fighting for gender equality and wars are raging like never before, something is markedly different. There is a desire to unite, combat injustice and strive for enduring peace—and there are more young women on the frontlines.
Ahead of the Holidays, Here’s How (Not) to Talk About Abortion
When it comes to reproductive freedom, disinformation is the name of the anti-abortion playbook. It’s critical not to fall into traps.
In Case of Emergency: Your Toolkit for Surviving Workplace Discrimination and Harassment
Workplace self-care starts with knowing your rights.