TIME'S UP Legal Defense Fund

@TIMESUPLDF

Part of , we connect those who experience sexual misconduct in the workplace with legal and PR assistance. Housed at .

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    22 Jan 2020

    By standing up to Harvey Weinstein and his army of allies, dozens of brave catalyzed a cultural reckoning. These are their stories.

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  2. 23 Mar 2020

    If you’ve been feeling fearful or panicked these past weeks — we see you. We spoke with & @kdc_md, clinical psychiatrists & founding members, for advice on managing anxiety, battling loneliness, & creating normalcy during .

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  3. 14 Mar 2020

    Women make up 80% of the health care work force — and the best way to support them in the battle against the coronavirus is to listen to local and national health officials (In partnership with )

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  4. 19 Mar 2020

    Now more than ever, we’re grateful for all of the health care workers on the front lines - 80% of whom are women - who are working non-stop to care for our communities during this crisis. Add you name and a note saying :

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  5. 17 Mar 2020

    “We need to correct the imbalances of power at work and disrupt the ways in which our justice system and culture are stacked against survivors before and after they come forward.”

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  6. 11 Mar 2020

    The will keep speaking truth to power. This is only the beginning.

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  7. 3 Mar 2020

    We are proud to be helping Sam Schultz, a survivor himself, as he speaks out and refuses to allow to sweep decades of sexual harassment under the rug. Thank you for being an ally.

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  8. 27 Feb 2020

    “If someone like Harvey Weinstein, with all his power and control, can be held accountable — then anyone can be.” By speaking up and standing together, the showed the power of truth and resilience. Women, workers and survivors must all be heard.

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  9. 25 Feb 2020

    The Weinstein trial is proof that the truth can prevail and women will be heard.

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  10. 25 Feb 2020

    "Future generations will have a better world because of what happened." -

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  11. 25 Feb 2020

    "Sexual assault has nothing to do with putting yourself in that position." -

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  12. 25 Feb 2020

    "Harvey bet on our fear and he collected for many years. But today he lost the bet. And we're the ones winning. I'm proud to stand with my sisters and keep fighting for a better day for all survivors." -

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  13. 25 Feb 2020

    "In my mind, I'm no longer trapped in a hotel room with Harvey Weinstein forever. He will now be the one who feels the fear of being trapped. I'm not shaming myself anymore because the shame belongs with him." -

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  14. 25 Feb 2020

    "Yesterday the scales of justice restored the balance of power. They tipped in favor of workers and survivors." - Lauren O'Connor

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  15. 25 Feb 2020

    "The criminal justice system is catching up to the cultural shift we've seen in the last two years." -

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  16. 25 Feb 2020

    "This was never about Harvey. This was about what we as a society would tolerate." -

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  17. 25 Feb 2020

    "Thank you for inspiring me to come forward and legitimizing my experience as a ." - Melissa Sagemiller

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  18. 25 Feb 2020

    "Change is coming." -

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  19. 25 Feb 2020

    "The gratitude I feel for the women who took the stand in New York can't be overstated." -

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  20. 25 Feb 2020

    HAPPENING NOW: speak from the steps of Los Angeles City Hall following Harvey Weinstein’s guilty convictions in New York.

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  21. 25 Feb 2020

    “It was an overwhelming moment. ... and then in some ways surprisingly, or perhaps not so surprisingly, really confusing. Of course I felt elation and that some justice had been done, but just also profound sadness for all the victims.” reacts to Weinstein verdict

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