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“In a 2017 Thomson Reuters poll that surveyed experts in women's issues, Cairo was named the most dangerous city in the world for women.”
Egypt's #MeToo moment targets street harassment
cnn.com
Women from several walks of life in Egypt have come out with a flurry of accusations against their abusers. Activists call it Egypt's #MeToo moment.5 days ago
GARDEN TOUR FUNDRAISER: Thanks to our friends at Art In Bloom Studio, they will be donating back 10% of floral sales between July 10-17 in honor of this year’s cancelled garden tour! Check them out by following the link below!
artinblooms.com
Real local florist. Daily delivery. Custom and unique floral arrangements.6 days ago
Awesome, thx so much!!
As states have eased restrictions over the last 60 days, a record number of people have sought services from RAINN. A total of 60,437 people received help from RAINN’s victim service programs in May and June, up 18 percent from the same period last year, and the highest number in RAINN’s 26-year history.
As Virus Restrictions Eased, Sexual Assault Survivors Accessed Help in Record Numbers | RAINN
rainn.org
As states have eased restrictions over the last 60 days, a record number of people have sought services from RAINN. A total of 60,437 people received help from RAINN’s victim service programs in...7 days ago
LIMITED TICKETS: Only two foursomes left! Reserve your tickets today at:
lacasacenter.org
Please Note: This event will occur rain or shine. Should the event be cancelled due to COVID-19 issues beyond our control, LACASA requests your consideration of the following: contribute registration ...1 week ago
“In an interview last month with ABC-TV, Camille Cosby said the #MeToo movement ignores “the history of particular white women” who have “accused Black males of sexual assault without any proof. We know how women can lie,” said Camille Cosby, who made only brief appearances at her husband’s trials, for defense closing arguments, and has not visited him in prison.”
Bill Cosby Cites Systemic Racism as He Seeks Appeal in Sexual Assault Conviction
time.com
Cosby was convicted of sexual assault in 2018 and is serving up to 10 years in prison1 week ago
And yet he still won't own it..Idiot!!
ARTWORK: The community art project from the 2019 Shine the Light Ceremony has officially been placed in the LACASA gardens. This beacon of hope is comprised of messages from community members encouraging victims and survivors to stay strong. 💜
2 weeks ago