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WeTalk — From #MeToo to #WeDo

Ondi Timoner talks with Weinstein and Cosby survivors about the impact of #MeToo and #TimesUp and where these movements are heading.

Through the eyes of two Cosby survivors and two Weinstein survivors, we catch up on the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements and explore what's happened (and what hasn't) since the sexual abuse and rape allegations against Bill Cosby — and subsequently Harvey Weinstein — opened the floodgates for women everywhere to speak out and pursue justice. Host Ondi Timoner talks with working actors/survivors Victoria Valentino, Lili Bernard, Jessica Barth and Caitlin Dulany to look at how far we've come, how far we still have to go, and what we can do. We witness the loving and ultimately game-changing unions forged among the survivors, who have worked to put legislation and regulations in place to stop the cycle of abuse in the Hollywood system. Through speaking out and innovating new organizations, these brave women are forcing industrywide change.

Panelists:

    • Caitlin Dulany: Actor, Project XCriminal MindsER
    • Jessica Barth: Actor, Ted/ Founder & CEO of Voices in Action
    • Lili Bernard: Actor, The Cosby ShowSeinfeld
    • Victoria Valentino: Author of Dirty Diamonds

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