Workplaces Are Shifting As A Result Of The #MeToo Movement

Workplaces Are Shifting As A Result Of The #MeToo Movement

By Ashley Holt

By Ashley Holt
March 7, 2019

March 7, 2019

After the #MeToo movement exploded, workplaces were forced to shift their culture. As a result, some women have taken matters into their own hands.

SHOW TRANSCRIPT

Ashley Holt from "The Day Ahead" visited a space that is taking a different approach to driving the #MeToo movement forward with their workplace and culture.

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