Tuesday’s election was a public repudiation of the kind of corrupt, vindictive politics Cuomo represents. It's now up to state leaders to follow through on voters’ demands for accountability and to end the misuse of public money in service of political revenge.
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Cuomo, who was found to have sexually harassed at least 11 women and retaliated against some of his former government staffers, continues to pursue a defamation lawsuit against Charlotte, who spoke out against him — a clear attempt to silence and intimidate. 3/

We called on NYS Comptroller Tom DiNapoli to stop allowing the disgraced former gov to use taxpayer $$$ to finance his legal battles in lawsuits filed by 3 women he was found to have sexually harassed. Collectively, these lawsuits have already cost taxpayers over $20 million! 2/

This work isn't easy—it's emotional and often painful. But it's also healing. It matters. So at a time where too many people think this kind of work doesn’t matter — we're not going anywhere.

#MeToo
#HarassmentFreeNY

We're taking this step at a critical moment. The political pendulum has swung toward injustice, putting workers' rights and women's dignity at serious risk. But challenging times call for stronger fights, and that's exactly what we're building.

This transition isn't just about a new name—it's about expanding our capacity to fight for a world where public servants and all workers have stronger protections against harassment & discrimination, clearer paths to justice, and real accountability for perpetrators.