Welcome. The ZerONow Campaign is an internationally recognized advocacy for combating gender violence and sexual harassment and for banning NDAs. The ZerONow Campaign was founded by Kathleen Finlay, an unrelenting champion of change needed to make the community and the workplace safer for everyone. Her passionate voice and eloquent writing have been a support to victims around the world for two decades.  Her work is regularly cited in parliamentary debates and she is a frequent contributor to op-ed pages and scholarly journals. 

Whether presenting ground-breaking legislative and policy ideas to law makers, working with the media to give context and background to breaking news stories or supporting victims on their harrowing healing journey, The ZerONow Campaign tackles the causes of sexualized wrongdoing where they exist and promotes solutions that make a difference. Learn more about us here. We’re always happy to hear from you.

Ending institutional betrayal

Gender-based violence and sexual harassment are horrific enough when it comes to the actions of the individual predator. But when the collective mind of a large organizations enables their abuse, or acts to protect them, the harm inflicted on the victim can be even more traumatic. 

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Advocacy

From our sunshine law adopted by the federal government and our call for a national action plan to address gender-based violence and suicide risks to career rebuilding innovations like our Hire Us Back campaign, our advocacy and media outreach is not just changing lives. It’s saving them.  (See advocacy on upper menu)

Outreach

Our Outreach Clinic has provided lived experience and mentoring support for victims one-on-one since its founding. Not even TimesUpNow does that. (See our Outreach clinic on upper menu)

Sexual misconduct is hazardous to your health.

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Telling your story can change the world. 

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Op-ed, columns and interviews that are making a difference. 

 

 

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Featured articles and op-eds.  Well worth the read.

Some of our work from the past.