Making these changes to support survivors through the pandemic can lay the groundwork for a safer, more equitable future.
Sexual violence is deeply entrenched and rooted in racial and economic inequalities. Ending it will require social, cultural, and political change.
As women enter politics and assume more high-level positions, they face violent and vitriolic backlash to their political participation on gendered grounds.
Gun violence contributes to significant trauma in American youth, with important gendered impacts both inside and out of schools.
Federal policy change in the ’90s reduced lethal intimate partner violence. But after a long downward trend, recent years have seen an uptick in these deaths, driven exclusively by guns.
Guns on campus can lead to declines in productivity and morale, increases in the stratification of employees, and inequities for women faculty and staff.
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