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We Said Enough, One Year Later: A Timeline Of Key Events In The Campaign Against Sexual Harassment At California’s Capitol

  •  Chris Hagan 
  •  Kacey Sycamore 
Tuesday, October 16, 2018

On Oct. 17, 2017, on the heels of the national #MeToo movement, more than 140 women working in California politics signed on to a letter published in the Los Angeles Times describing a culture of sexual harassment and “dehumanizing behavior” by men with power at the state Capitol.

Here’s a look back at key moments in the year since, including stories of misconduct and abuse, resignations of lawmakers and changes in how the Legislature handles sexual harassment investigations.

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Kacey joined Capital Public Radio as an interactive producer in January 2018. Before CapRadio, she worked as the communications coordinator for North State Public Radio in Chico, CA. She studied journalism at California State University, Chico.  Read Full Bio 

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