Sexual Harassment

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Addressing Abuse in US Gymnastics—and The Reform Movement

Guest Contributor in Lilith · 29 Jul

The text discusses the ongoing efforts to address sexual abuse in U.S. gymnastics and within the Reform Movement.

Talking to KC Wagner About Ending Harassment at Work:

Eleanor J. Bader in Lilith · 28 Mar

KC Wagner, director of the Equity at Work Initiative at Cornell University, has dedicated over 40 years to addressing workplace consequences of intimate partner violence and sexual harassment.

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UNRWA is just one symptom of the UN's institutional rot

Josh Feldman in Forward · 31 Jan

The article highlights the problem of institutional rot within the United Nations (UN), focusing on the recent firing of UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) employees accused of participating in a Hamas terror attack.

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A beloved rabbi committed sexual misconduct. Here's why the reckoning needs to be public

Laura E. Adkins in Forward · 29 Jan

Rabbi Art Green, the founding dean of Hebrew College's rabbinical school, has been forced into retirement and barred from campus due to inappropriate behavior with a former student.

0 Politics Gender/Identity

Why this was the right Jewish month for Cuomo to resign

Forward · 10 Aug 2021

In the article, Mira Fox discusses the resignation of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo amid sexual harassment allegations, drawing parallels to the Jewish month of Elul.

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Alessandra Biaggi is carving her own path

Matthew Kassel in Jewish Insider · 11 May 2021

Alessandra Biaggi, a progressive lawmaker representing parts of the Bronx and Westchester in the New York State Senate, has emerged as a leading voice in Albany.

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Cuomosexuality

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 2 Mar 2021

The podcast discusses the potential downfall of Andrew Cuomo due to sexual harassment allegations, questioning whether this issue might overshadow the previous nursing-home scandal.

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Cuomo’s Ugliness and the Horror at Smith College

The Commentary Magazine Podcast · 25 Feb 2021

In this podcast episode, the discussion revolves around Andrew Cuomo's recent sexual harassment scandal involving an aide in Albany, highlighting the consequences of his actions.

0 Ethics Jewish Law

Jewish Justice and #MeToo

Joshua Yuter in Lehrhaus · 20 Feb 2019

The essay explores the concept of justice in rabbinic Judaism in light of the #MeToo movement, which has highlighted issues of sexual harassment and abuse.

0 Politics Gender/Identity

“The ‘Herem’ of Public Opinion” Edition

Promised Podcast · 28 Dec 2017

In a recent episode, Noah Efron, Don Futterman, and Haaretz journalist Allison Kaplan Sommer explore various significant topics and share a heartwarming anecdote from Israel.

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“The ‘Herem’ of Public Opinion” Edition

Promised Podcast · 28 Dec 2017

In a recent discussion, Noah Efron, Don Futterman, and Allison Kaplan Sommer explore three key topics: right-wing participation in protests against Netanyahu's government, the implications of Palestinian teenager Ahed Tamimi's activism, and the concept of public opinion excommunication and rehabilitation following a sexual harassment incident involving Ari Shavit.

0 Gender/Identity Communities

How The Jewish Community Can Make #MeToo Into #WeToo

Jane Eisner in Forward · 20 Nov 2017

The article discusses the #MeToo movement and its potential transformation into #WeToo, emphasizing the need for real change in addressing sexual harassment and gender dynamics within the Jewish community.

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The "Professors, Police & Parliamentarians: Everyone Harasses!" Edition

Promised Podcast · 3 Dec 2015

In this episode, Allison, Don, and Noah discuss various significant topics including the resignation of a member of Knesset due to harassment allegations, the protests in Israel over a gas deal, and the controversy surrounding the belief that Yemenite babies were taken from their parents decades ago.

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Award-Winning Retired MIT Professor Dumped Over Sexual Harassment Claims

Forward · 10 Dec 2014

MIT has parted ways with retired professor Walter Lewin, known for his award-winning teaching and popular online lectures, following a sexual harassment investigation involving a female student from one of his online classes.

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