Leadership Ashleigh Raper on MeToo: “We Were Collateral Damage” At Future Women’s event on Wednesday night, the ABC reporter said she both benefited and suffered from the MeToo movement. By Emily J. Brooks Leadership At Future Women’s event on Wednesday night, the ABC reporter said she both benefited and suffered from the MeToo movement. By Emily J. Brooks Previous article The Force Of Olivia Wirth Next article Emma Husar: The Fallout Of The ‘Sharon Stone’ Story ‘Almost Killed Me Twice’ ABC reporter Ashleigh Raper believes she benefited and suffered from the MeToo movement, claiming she and many other women were “collateral damage” in the ousting of high profile men.Hosting an event and panel discussion in Sydney for Future Women, Raper spoke publicly for the first time after she was unmasked as the reporter at the centre of an incident leading to the resignation of former NSW State Labor Leader Luke Foley in October 2018, although he denies the allegations. Future Women is a club for professional women wanting to connect, learn and lead. For more articles like this one, become member here. metoo Best Of Future Women Leadership ‘I also feel resolve, focus and determination to be part of the change’ By Odessa Blain Leadership The sentence that created a Paralympic champion By Odessa Blain Leadership From ‘eat the frog’ to ‘play in the grey’: Three leadership lessons By Odessa Blain Leadership Why Jamila Rizvi wants us to talk about men By Odessa Blain Diamond Meet the leaders: Jacqui Loustau By FW Diamond Meet the leaders: Amanda McIntyre By FW Diamond Meet the leaders: Kathryn McMullan By FW Diamond Meet the leaders: Lauren Sams By FW Your inbox just got smarter If you’re not a member, sign up to our newsletter to get the best of Future Women in your inbox.
