For most of Hollywood’s history, men have held disproportionate power over how women’s bodies, sexuality, and desire are portrayed on screen. The result has been a century of images and stories shaped far more by dominant ideas about women’s sexuality than by women’s own experiences and perspectives. Our bestselling documentary Body Parts brings this largely untold history into view. Learn more about the film and how to stream it: bit.ly/4hVDmXZs: bit.ly/4hVDmXZ

On October 6, longtime MEF collaborator Jackson Katz, a global leader in the gender violence prevention field, joined CBS Mornings hosts Norah O’Donnell, Gayle King, and Nate Burleson for a wide-ranging conversation about the Cornell sexual assault case and the larger questions it’s raised about consent, male peer cultures, bystander intervention, institutional responsibility, and prevention. If you’re interested in digging deeper into the insights Katz shared on CBS Mornings, our bestselling film The Bystander Moment: Transforming Rape Culture at Its Roots, made in collaboration with Katz, offers a sustained exploration of his pioneering work. ⏯️ Watch the full CBS Mornings conversation here: bit.ly/4yyS2Rz 📺 Stream The Bystander Moment on the MEF Platform today: bit.ly/4jpi3z3