“A lot of times we see gaps in bills because survivors, or those people with lived experience who the bill is meant for, are not included in shaping the conversation, or the shaping of the bill,” said Nunes, who worked as a trauma therapist for years.
Christian F. Nunes, president of the National Organization for Women, said the guilty verdict should bring a measure of comfort to sexual-assault victims. “They will feel some justice has been served,” she said.
“There’s fear in the air” now, said Christian F. Nunes, president of the National Organization for Women. Nunes, a #MeToo supporter, also worried that compared to early 2020, it’ll be tougher to find jurors who aren’t influenced by “disinformation” and social media.
A 2025 survey conducted by Incogni and the National Organization for Women showed one in four American women have experienced online abuse – with 9 percent of that being sexual abuse. However, 2 percent of women who have experienced online abuse has been impacted by deepfakes.
“Online harassment extends beyond personal harm and has become a societal issue that deeply impacts women,” said Christian F. Nunes, President of NOW states.
