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Time’s Up, Me Too and National Women’s Law Center Launch Initiative for Black Survivors
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variety.comJordan Moreau The Time’s Up Foundation, Me Too International and the National Women’s Law Center are launching “We, As Ourselves,” a new campaign with the goal to change the conversation about sexual violence and its impact on the Black community.The three organizations are working together to create safe spaces where Black survivors can confront their stories, upend harmful cultural narratives and build new practices in which Black survivors are believed, heard and supported.“’We, As Ourselves’ is our love offering and our promise to not just show up, but to show up better and in full support of Black survivors, regardless of gender, sexuality, status or ability,” said Tarana Burke, founder and executive director of Me Too International,.
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