Video: ASMP Oregon Takes A Stand Against Sexual Harassment & Violence In the Creative Industry

Sexual harassment and the abuse of power is both a moral and civil rights violation in the work place, and it‘s often overlooked every day. Recent events and the #MeToo movement have opened up the conversation on social media and created awareness to a broader audience. Consequently, this heightened awareness could potentially generate impactful social change in regards to this important, highly charged issue.
As a result of many conversations within our own community, ASMP Oregon produced a panel discussion dealing with these issues. We are not just searching for answers. The veil has been lifted and the creative and visual arts arena is only one of the many industries where sexual harassment and violence is becoming more apparent to the general public. And as members of that community, we feel compelled to take action.
Panelists | |
![]() | Kit Garrett Principal / Co-Owner Option Model Management |
![]() | Meg Garvin Executive Director and Clinical Professor of Law Lewis and Clark School of Law National Crime Victims Law Institute |
![]() | Jonathan Gates Communications and Events Coordinator Oregon Coalition Against Sexual Violence |
![]() | Gia Goodrich Fashion Photographer & Studio Owner http://www.giagoodrich.com/ |
![]() | Kasey Huber President Portland Advertising Federation |
![]() | Mitra Shahri Founding Partner Mitra Law Group |
![]() | Kristin Schotterbeck Community Education and Communications Program Manager Clackamas Women’s Services |
![]() | Christine Taylor Creative Director | Member of the American Institute of Graphic Arts https://www.christinetaylor-creative.com |
Moderator | |
![]() | Thomas Maddrey Attorney / Founder & ASMP General Council Maddrey PLLC |