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Who posted #MeToo, why, and what happened: A mixed methods examination
Published 2023-03-01“…Decisions not to disclose were event-related negative affect, posting-related negative affect, timing of the event, fit with the #MeToo movement, privacy concerns, and fear of consequences.ConclusionThis study contributes to the literature on sexual harassment disclosure by focusing on informal means of disclosure and drawing on comparisons to formal reporting and implications for workplaces. …”
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Essays on the political economy of mass media and representation
Published 2021“…The last paper turns to the context of the U.S. elections right after the peak of the women’s MeToo movement in 2018. Using returns from the House elections and county-level measures of the interest in the movement from Twitter data, this paper finds the expected advantage for Democratic women candidates and a disadvantage for the Republican men candidates, but only in those counties with high existing Republican support.…”
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From Silence to Speaking Up About Sexual Violence in Greece: Olympic Journeys in a Culture That Neglects Safety
Published 2022-04-01“…The present study scrutinizes the role of societal culture in cases of sexual violence in Greek sport, as presented in the media after a two times Olympic medalist of Greece fired up the “‘me too’ Movement” in the country. Specifically, data for this study consisted of 36 media articles (14 international in the English language and 22 national in the Greek language), reporting multiple cases of sexual abuse and harassment in Greek sport and were published between January 2021 and January 2022. …”
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Investigating Sexual Harassment Narratives on Twitter through Computational Social Sciences
Published 2023-09-01“…The hashtag acts as a profiling system in social media, providing users with an avenue to discuss political and social issues and eventually leading to hashtag activism, or the use of hashtags to fight for a cause or support it while raising awareness. In the #MeToo movement, individuals and social movement organizations made use of a bottom-up mechanism to disseminate information among global social networks.MethedologyTo examine the Twitter campaign on sexual abuse and its ups and downs, it is crucial to consider the available data in the digital space. …”
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Work-related sexual and gender harassment: conceptual challenges and the need for evidence-based prevention
Published 2023-10-01“…The topic of work-related sexual harassment has gained renewed attention in recent years following the public accounts of sexually harassing experiences – many of which were work-related – that emerged during the #MeToo movement beginning in October 2017 (1). The many testimonials from the movement illustrated the magnitude of the problem and put faces to the numbers of statistics on the topic. …”
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Catalyzing social change: Does concentration encourage action?
Published 2022-01-01“…But while some of these problems inspire action (e.g., “Black Lives Matter” and “Me Too” movements), most fail to gain traction or inspire new policy. …”
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Catalyzing social change: Does concentration encourage action?
Published 2022-01-01“…But while some of these problems inspire action (e.g., "Black Lives Matter" and "Me Too" movements), most fail to gain traction or inspire new policy. …”
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