As a global, and survivor-led, movement against sexual violence, we are dedicated to creating pathways for healing, justice, action and leadership. If your life was forever changed by sexual violence, you are not alone. Wherever you are in your healing journey, we are here to help. Discover resources that can help Begin

‘me too.’ isn’t a trend; it’s a movement to address sexual violence as a public health crisis, a human rights issue, and a pervasive form of systemic violence. We have the reach and moral authority to change public discourse around sexual assault, accountability and restorative justice.

The beginning — what sparked the movement in 2006, our original intent, and how this organization became what it is today.

As the founder of this vital and growing movement, and as someone who has been organizing within issues facing Black women and girls for more than three decades, Tarana has a commitment and vision that is bigger than any hashtag or viral moment.

In 2017, the #metoo hashtag went viral and woke up the world to the magnitude of the problem of sexual violence. What had begun as local grassroots work had now become a global movement — seemingly overnight. Within a six-month span, our …

This organizational framework documents and publicizes a theory of change that makes plain the intersections of the survivor justice movement and how the disruption of sexual violence dismantles other systems of harm.

In 2017, #metoo went viral and woke up the world to the magnitude of the problem of sexual violence. What had begun as local grassroots work had now become a global movement — seemingly overnight. Within a six-month span, our message …

We center women of color because we have been historically marginalized from care and protection, and continue to be. ‘me too.’ is for everyone, and is rooted in supporting survivors of color on a healing journey in a country that benefits …

Leveraging its model and framework, grounded in existing research and theory, ‘me too.’ centers individual and community healing and transformation, empowerment through empathy, shifting cultural narratives and practices and advancing a global …

After #MeToo Part 1: Sam Bee and Tarana Burke. Tarana Burke talks to Samantha Bee about the impact of the hashtag, what it may look like in the future, and the power of survivors coming together in numbers.