Why Philly’s ‘Safe Bars’ program stalled, and how it might get fixed

Other cities have been much more successful in adopting the sexual violence prevention training.

Which lawsuits cost Philly taxpayers nearly $50 million last year? New bill would bring sunshine to sexual harassment payouts

Councilmember Helen Gym has two goals: provide accountability, and identify recurring problems.

Philly’s female cops sue police department over civil rights abuses every other month, records show

The misconduct lawsuit that unraveled ex-Commissioner Richard Ross’s career is one of dozens in recent years.

Philly photographer Rachel Wisniewski is mounting a show of her #MeToo portraits

A former Temple frat president will be tried for two rounds of sexual assault charges at once, a judge ruled on Thursday

PA Senate leaders are refusing to answer whether they’re firing the female security officer suing them for sexual harassment

Across Pennsylvania, vigilante groups hunt pedophiles — but the volunteer stings aren’t enough to warrant arrests

After spending four months in special housing, Bill Cosby was just moved to a general population unit at the Montgomery County prison where he’s serving three to 10 years for sexual assault

The city has received 40 sexual misconduct complaints since it implemented an online reporting system in July

A Northeast Philly priest has been placed on administrative leave following an allegation of sexual abuse

Two women lawmakers are calling for a Legislative Conduct Review Board to deal with harassment allegations in Harrisburg

State Sen. Daylin Leach, accused by multiple women of sexual assault, has filed a defamation lawsuit against them. No, really.

Yesterday the city settled a harassment suit against Sheriff Williams for $128k, leading Mayor Kenney to again call on him to resign

Philadelphia paid $350,000 to settle a sexual harassment suit by a city employee who said her concerns were ignored for years

With sexual harassment accusations flying, Harrisburg lawmakers stymied protection laws

A UArts professor got fired for his behavior with two women colleagues. Now, he’s suing the school

Billy Penn in Harrisburg

The #MeToo movement fell flat in the Pennsylvania legislature

Despite sexual misconduct scandals in both chambers, leadership will remain largely unchanged.

My MeToo moment: How a photo essay helped a Philadelphia sexual assault survivor heal

“6 years old. My neighbor’s house. My neighbor’s son.”

Reports of sexual harassment to Penn’s Office of the Ombuds have spiked — likely because the university recently turned it into a confidential resource

Philly Archdiocese child sex abuse reports spike after grand jury finding

Calls to the church's Child and Youth Protection office are 4x higher than normal.