article_snippet.sent: Then there are just the everyday, uncomfortable stares, frequently accompanied by comments with sexual connotations.
article_snippet.sent: Most people, including women, only think of sexual violence as rape and tend to overlook touching, groping and stalking, not to mention the "milder" forms of ogling, leering, catcalling and whistling, even though all of this can be intimidating.
article_snippet.sent: Most people are silent when inappropriate sexual behavior occurs to women.
article_snippet.sent: It was depressing to hear one young college student tell me in a recent sexual harassment workshop I led that "staring and commenting by men is normal
article_snippet.sent: According to U.N. Women's report, 1 in 3 women around the world face some form of sexual violence at least once in 1 in 3 women around the world lifetime.
article_snippet.sent: Out of the 2,000 women who have attended workshops I've conducted, only a handful of the 2,000 women who have attended workshops I've conducted have never been at the receiving end of harassment in some setting of the 2,000 women who have attended workshops I've conducted daily lives.
article_snippet.sent: Shockingly, less than 10 of the 2,000 women who have attended workshops I've conducted had reported harassment to any official channel.
article_snippet.sent: She first told She female editor who reportedly did not take She seriously.  
article_snippet.sent: She then spoke about it to She male colleagues who encouraged She to report the incident to the police.