Abstract
The #MeToo Movement in 2017 shone a light on how widespread sexual abuse and sexual harassment were in the workplace.1 A survey completed in 2020 reported that 38 percent of women experienced different forms of sexual harassment in the workplace, while approximately 15 percent of men reported similar experiences.2 The data indicate, that sexual harassment was not unique to women as men, as well as nonbinary people also reported facing sexual harassment.
Recommended Citation
(2025)
"Sexual Harassment in Dentistry: Understanding the Issue and Steps to Prevent it from Happening,"
Journal IDA: Vol. 104:
Iss.
3, Article 12.
Available at:
https://commons.ada.org/journal-ida/vol104/iss3/12