Sexual harassment and assault often in the work place has been headlines in our society in the last years. Many prominent men have lost their jobs and their standing in the community after being immune from any accountability. At the same time, issues of blaming the female victim and protecting the male predator are still common in the lives of teen young women.
Listen to the voices of three teens who made this topic a research project as Fellows of an organization called MOVING TRADITIONS. Alex Nelson, Mayah Windt and Mia Vorkoper, all describe themselves as Feminists advocating for a change of attitude and the need for supportive responses in the high school’s culture and in their communities. They also explain the importance of publicizing resource information so that teens in need can know where to go for help.
Thanks to Dr. Robin Kay for coordinating the opportunity to hear from these outstanding young women who are speaking up to make all of us aware that female teens need protection and support and places to turn when necessary for healing.
