‘I Am Jane Doe’ protests are taking place nationwide today as movement spreads in the wake of Cornell lawsuit
“I am Jane Doe.” For weeks, that rallying cry has permeated social media as people have spoken out in support of Cornell University’s Jane Doe, who sued the university, Chi Phi fraternity, and seven of its members for allegedly drugging and sexually assaulting her. Today (Thursday, October 8), the movement is expanding with nationwide “I am Jane Doe” protests planned. Over 150 events are expected…
People across the United States are rallying in support of Cornell University's Jane Doe, who filed a lawsuit against the university, Chi Phi fraternity and seven of its members for alleged drug-facilitated sexual assault. Over 150 protests are planned nationwide under the hashtag #StopSexualViolence, calling for justice for the victim, accountability for institutions failing survivors, and stronger protections for student survivors on college campuses.
The protests aim to amplify the "I am Jane Doe" message, used by victims to share their stories and protect their identities. The core rally is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. ET outside New York State Supreme Court in Foley Square, where Jane Doe initially filed her lawsuit.
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