#MeToo & Beyond: An Evening With Ashley Judd, Diane Rosenfeld, Fatima Goss Graves, & Amanda Nguyen

Join us for an exploration of The Bonobo Sisterhood, a powerful call to action to create a collective self-defense against patriarchal violence. Together, we’ll journey through the matriarchal world of bonobos, where sexual violence has been eliminated, and discuss its connection to the empowering narratives of the #MeToo movement and current political activism.

Hear from:

• Ashley Judd, courageous author, actress, and social justice humanitarian
• Diane Rosenfeld, Harvard Law’s legal expert on gender violence and author of The Bonobo Sisterhood: Revolution Through Female Alliance;
• Fatima Goss Graves, National Women’s Law Center President and CEO; and
• Amanda Nguyen, founder and CEO of Rise, a nonprofit defending the rights of sexual assault survivors, and 2022 TIME Woman of the Year.
  

Moderated by Frederique Irwin, president and CEO of the National Women’s History Museum, with opening remarks by Kathy Spillar, executive editor of Ms. magazine.

ASL interpretation will be provided at this event. Accessible seating is available, please check the “accessible seating” box during checkout.

Questions? Email us at info@womenshistory.org. This event is not sponsored by Sixth & I

We are grateful to everyone who has come forward to lend their voice, expertise, and time to this event, helping to amplify the message and deepen the discourse:

MyPwr App • Pave Prevention • Power of XYZ • Friends of Bonobos