Do you believe that social media has informed users more about the topic of sexual harassment and shed a positive light on harassment victims?  

Is there anyone you know of who has reported their harassment experience on social media because they were too afraid to report it to anyone else in real life?

When you see posts on social media about sexual harassment or about victims coming out about their stories how does it make you feel and why?


Do you believe that social media is a powerful and positive tool for victims to be utilising
in today's age, what are some examples you have seen?


The #METoo movement has allowed many women to break through what has been termed "a culture of silence." What do you think that term means? What characteristics define a culture of silence? Is the #MeToo movement on Twitter helping to break the silence? If so, how?

Have you ever seen a video/campaign through social media that speak out/is against sexual violence/harassment, how did that video make you feel?

Have you ever seen a video/campaign through social media that speak out/is against sexual violence/harassment?

How does sexual harassment make you feel and how do you think we can get more victims to speak out about their experiences on social media?

When thinking about social media, what factors do you think are contributing to helping victims to speak out?

Do you think that a sense of anonymity on social media is what encourages victims to share their experiences why/why not?

Please list down the top 3 weaknesses and strengths of social media on sexual harassment

Where do you think the concept of sexual harassment and social media will be in ten years? Do you think it will have a more positive impact, why/why not?