After years of silence, Sarah Williams found the courage to share her story and begin healing. She hopes others feel empowered to break cycles and speak their truth.

Facing harassment early in her career, Eunbi Kim chose to stand firm in her boundaries. Her story advocates for accountability and respect, especially for women navigating professional spaces.

After experiencing trauma, Hyeseung Yoo now works to support others as a social worker. She encourages openness and connection within the Korean American community.

A lack of belief from others left Cecelia to carry her experiences alone for years. Through sharing her story, she emphasizes the importance of speaking up and seeking support.

Reflecting on her experience with sexual assault, Seo-Young Chu challenges silence and institutional complicity. She hopes to empower others to speak without shame.

In reflecting on trauma and healing, Monica Kim speaks candidly about the emotional journey that follows assault. Her story offers validation and solidarity to others.

In Legacy Project: #MeToo, KoreanAmericanStory.org amplifies the powerful and often unheard stories of Korean American survivors of sexual assault and harassment. By sharing these voices, the series seeks to challenge stigma, foster accountability, and create a community where survivors are heard and believed.