At the 7th Congress of Journalists of Catalonia, investigative reporter Jodi Kantor delivered the first presentation. She works for New York Times and co-author of the book She said: the journalistic investigation that uncovered Harvey Weinstein's abuses and fueled the #MeToo movementJodi Kantor, along with her colleague Megan Twohey, produced the series of reports that won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service. She traveled to Barcelona to discuss her investigation and defend the importance of the work of information professionals. The dean of the College of Journalists, Joan Maria Morros, opened the Congress with a minute of silence "in memory of the professionals who have lost their lives" in the line of duty. Their investigation, targeting one of Hollywood's most powerful figures, sparked a movement in which many women were heard, igniting a global conversation about abuse. The journalist, who was born in New York, is still surprised by the impact the work continues to have eight years after its publication. But one of the questions she posed during her presentation at the CaixaForum auditorium was: "If the story were published now, would it have the same impact?" She confesses that she doesn't have the answer and doesn't know if it would have a greater or lesser impact, but she does affirm that social media, like the old Twitter, helped many people begin to tell their own stories. "What was once a public square for debate is now a political tool," Kantor stated, referring to the fact that since Elon Musk acquired the platform, this forum has moved to other social networks, but only partially.

The Italian Luca Guadagnino, director of Call me by your name, has described Witch hunt as one thriller Moral. An exercise in speculative fiction built on a disturbing enigma: what happened between a Yale University philosophy professor (Andrew Garfield, temperamental) and a well-bred African-American student (Ayo Edebiri, chameleonic) who is the partner of a trans person? Was it a consensual encounter or sexual assault? And what does a professor (Julia Roberts, all-rounder) who is the main confidant of the alleged aggressor and the mentor of the complainant have to do with all this? From this extreme situation—which invokes #MeToo, cancel culture, systemic racism, and the struggle of the LGBTI community— Witch hunt X-rays an academic universe divided between professors willing to do anything for a tenured position and students on the warpath against a retrograde model.

The prevention and investigation commission that the Institut del Teatre activated as a result of the cases of sexual harassment and abuse of power uncovered by the ARA resulted in 13 teachers being investigated, three of whom will be disciplined and one of may face charges of sexual harassment. The names have not been revealed.

The appearance of La familia grande by Camille Kouchner, who accuses her stepfather of repeatedly raping her twin brother when he was a teenager, has fallen like a bomb in France. This is not the first published testimony on child sexual abuse that can be described as incest, but it has now had an unprecedented impact - prompting even the French Senate to return to deliberations on further legal measures to protect children - not by chance but for various reasons