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Addressing sexual harassment in Congress shouldn’t be a partisan issue; it’s about protecting the staff who work to serve our country every day.

This year, Congress made history by unanimously passing the Congressional Accountability Reform Act to improve Congress’s procedures for handling sexual harassment complaints . This is a monumental step in the right direction and represents real progress toward creating lasting change out of the #MeToo movement. But now that Congress has made progress on cleaning up its own house, it’s time for federal lawmakers to turn to addressing the issue across American workplaces.

1. Read our statement on the unanimous passage of the Congressional Accountability Reform Act earlier this year. read now

2. Tweet at your elected officials to thank them for taking action on CAA, and ask them to continue to make #MeToo a priority in Congress. Tweet now

3. Read what Purple Campaign President Ally Coll Steele thinks should be next up on Congress’s #MeToo agenda. read now