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Hi 👋 I’m trying something new here, so a little reintroduction.
I’m Rebecca (Becca) Zipkin, VP of Policy and Programs at @worldweus, World Without Exploitation—the largest U.S. coalition working to end sex trafficking and sexual exploitation.
Posting my kids and daily highlights isn’t really my jam. So much of what we share online leaves out the complicated, messy parts of being human and if you know me, you know I like to be real, probably to a fault!
So I’m making more room here for the work I care deeply about: confronting sexual violence and exploitation, changing laws, challenging what our culture normalizes, and asking what we owe one another.
As a parent, raising kids in an online world makes these questions personal: What are they learning about power, consent, and other people’s vulnerability? What are we teaching through our choices and the things we ignore?
These questions connect my work to my life, and I want to talk more about them here.
Follow @worldweus to learn about our work, and subscribe to my Substack. My latest essay is “What We Teach Our Children to Ignore.”
I hope you’ll read, share, and join the conversation. 💚
https://rebeccazipkin.substack.com/p/what-we-teach-our-children-to-ignore (link in bio)
15 Oct 2026
When we honored @worldweus's Rachel Foster (@rachel67bk), Rebecca Zipkin (@beccazipkin), and Lauren Hersh (@laurenhersh0907) at The Last Girl Awards this month, we recognized their work advancing survivor justice and holding perpetrators accountable.
In their acceptance speeches, Rachel and Rebecca reflected on a decade of building a united anti-trafficking movement, advancing legislation, and amplifying the voices of survivors. They underscored the critical importance of building policies around the Last Girl and recognizing the courage of survivors who have demanded accountability for the abuse committed by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
As they reminded us, “courage is contagious.” Lasting change requires standing alongside survivors and working collectively to transform the systems that have failed them. Thank you World Without Exploitation 💚
Photos: Ellen Wallop / Asia Society
#endtrafficking #endexploitation
31 Oct 2026
It Shouldn’t Be Luck.
This week, we gathered at the DVF store for an important conversation about sexual assault on college campuses, the Cornell case, and the bigger question we all need to be asking: How did we get here?
How did we create a culture where sexual violence is so often normalized, where bystanders stay silent, where accountability is the exception rather than the rule, and where a young woman’s safety can feel like a matter of luck?
The Cornell case is not an isolated incident. It is a reflection of something much bigger—what we teach our children, what we allow them to ignore, and the messages our culture sends about sex, power, entitlement, and empathy.
We cannot keep treating each new case as a shocking exception without examining the culture that makes these cases possible.
And we cannot expect change unless we’re willing to connect the dots—from what our children see online, to what they learn about relationships and consent, to what happens on college campuses and how our institutions respond.
Women's safety should never come down to luck.
Thank you to @therealdvf for creating space for this necessary conversation. The work of changing our culture starts with being willing to confront how we got here—and what each of us can do differently @worldweus @alexi @sffny @dbinthesky @pabeywardena @christineemba
30 Oct 2026
Safety should never come down to luck.
Tonight at @dvf Studio for “It Shouldn’t Be Luck,” talking about @cornelluniversity, consent, and what we teach our kids long before they get to college.
Thank you @therealdvf for opening your studio to this, @alexi for moderating, and @christineemba, @beccazipkin, @dbinthesky, @pabeywardena and @ratm1969 for a conversation about who gets protected, who gets believed, and who gets held responsible.
28 Oct 2026
We tell girls their worth has nothing to do with their appearance. Then they open their phones and see what gets rewarded.
As a mom and an advocate against sexual exploitation, I keep coming back to this contradiction. How do we help girls distinguish confidence from the pressure to be desired? How do we talk about clothing without shame—and choices without ignoring what shapes them? And what are we teaching our sons?
My latest Substack, “Girls, Their Clothes, and the Conversation We’re Afraid to Have,” asks us to look more closely at the messages our children receive, and the conversations we're afraid to have.
Read at the link in my bio. I’d love to hear how you’re navigating these conversations.
#Parenting #RaisingGirls #RaisingBoys #BodyImage DigitalCulture
24 Oct 2026
How do we raise a generation that understands consent, recognizes vulnerability, and chooses compassion over power and entitlement?
The recent Cornell sexual assault case has reignited urgent questions about sexual violence, privilege, accountability, and the culture we are creating for our young people.
Despite decades of conversations about consent, sexual violence and entitlement persist. Why? And what will it take to create meaningful change?
Join us for an important evening bringing together survivors, advocates, educators, and leaders to examine not only the failures of our institutions, but the broader cultural forces that shape how young people understand sex, power, violence, and responsibility to one another.
Featured speakers:
* Christine Emba
* Dani Bensky
* Jimmie Briggs
* Penny Abeywardena
* Rebecca Zipkin
Moderated by Alexi Ashe Meyers
Together, we’ll explore how we move beyond awareness toward a culture of accountability, empathy, and care.
Because safety should never come down to luck.
đź“… Wednesday, October 28, 2026
🕕 6:00–8:00 PM (conversation begins promptly at 6:30 PM)
📍 DVF Studio | 440 West 14th Street, New York, NY 10014
✉️ RSVP: [email protected]
We hope you’ll join us for this timely and necessary conversation.
#ItShouldntBeLuck #Cornell57 #EndSexualViolence #ConsentMatters #SurvivorVoices SexualAssaultAwareness CultureOfCare Accountability GenderJustice EndRapeCulture CollectiveResponsibility WorldWithoutExploitation
19 Oct 2026
After news of the Cornell case came to light, people began asking: How could something like this happen?
After decades working to combat sexual violence and exploitation, I find myself asking a different question:
Why are we so surprised?
We’ve spent years teaching young people the language of consent while largely ignoring the fact that our culture is teaching them the exact opposite.
And increasingly, those lessons are being delivered through a screen.
From pornography to social media, young people are absorbing messages every day about sex, power, violence, and how we treat one another.
We cannot expect a generation to understand empathy, respect, and consent if the culture surrounding them is constantly undermining those values.
It’s time to stop asking how this could happen and start asking what we’re teaching our children that makes it possible.
I wrote more about this for WorldWE Youth. Read the full piece, Why Are We So Surprised by the Cornell Case? Link in Bio
đź”— https://worldweyouth.substack.com/p/why-are-we-so-surprised-by-the-cornell
#SexualViolencePrevention #ConsentCulture #RapeCulture #ParentingInTheDigitalAge #DigitalCulture WorldWithoutExploitation CultureChange EndSexualViolence
17 Oct 2026
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09 Oct 2026
On Gandhi’s birth anniversary, we gathered at Asia Society to honour people who stand with the Last Girl.
Apne Aap is informed by two Gandhian principles. Ahimsa means nonviolence: challenging the violence of buying and selling another human being. Antyodaya means the uplift of the person who comes last. In the communities where we work, that person is often a girl.
At Apne Aap, we begin with her. Our ten assets (a safe place, an education, an identity, a livelihood and friends who stand beside her) help her gain control over her own life.
We also remembered our dear friend Gloria Steinem. For nearly two decades she chaired Apne Aap’s advisory board. She came to India, sat with women and girls in our communities and listened to them.
Thank you to our 2026 honorees: Rachel Foster, Lauren Hersh, Rebecca Zipkin, Liz Stein, Dr. Vandana Shiva and Janet Jensen. Thank you also to Asia Society and to everyone who joined us on October 2.
Choose one commitment, and give it a next step and a date. Help a girl stay in school. Support a survivor’s access to justice. Open a path to a livelihood.
The Last Girl is where we begin.
#LastGirlAwards #ApneAap #GandhiJayanti
03 Oct 2026
College campuses are once again confronting urgent questions about sexual assault, accountability, and the systems that determine what happens after someone comes forward.
Recent cases at Cornell and other universities have sparked outrage and renewed conversations about how institutions respond to allegations of sexual assault, how accountability is handled, and what happens when systems fail survivors.
Join us LIVE on Monday, October 5 at 1 PM ET for a conversation about the college sexual assault crisis and the culture surrounding it.
Jess Michaels and Jane Manning, alongside WorldWE’s Lauren Hersh and Becca Zipkin, will unpack recent cases, institutional responses, and what needs to change to better support survivors and prevent harm.
đź“… Monday, October 5
⏰ 1 PM ET
📍 Instagram Live @worldweus
No registration needed. Join us right here on Instagram.
03 Oct 2026
I had no idea what tonight would feel like but receiving Last Girl award from @apneaap and @ruchiraagupta was unforgettable. Gloria Steinem and Ruchira Gupta shared a decades-long partnership and friendship centered on global feminist activism and the fight against sex trafficking. Just weeks after Gloria's passing, @worldweus is so grateful to receive this powerful recognition. "The Last Girl" refers to the most marginalized and forgotten woman or child in a society who suffers from intersecting systemic discriminations related to sex, race, and class. We do this work for her. Please consider supporting the work of @apneaap if you can.
02 Oct 2026
Six leaders advancing women’s rights and survivor justice.
Liz Stein brings survivor expertise. Janet Jensen supports organizations working with survivors. Dr. Vandana Shiva connects environmental questions with women’s lives. Lauren Hersh, Rachel Foster and Rebecca Zipkin of World Without Exploitation connect advocacy with public education and policy work.
Their contributions take different forms. Together, they show the range of work that goes into challenging exploitation and expanding women’s rights.
These are this year’s Last Girl Awards honorees. Get to know the work behind the names, and join Apne Aap for our tenth annual gathering this Friday.
October 2 • 6:30 PM
Asia Society, 725 Park Avenue, New York.
Registration link in bio.
#LastGirlAwards #ApneAap #SurvivorJustice
01 Oct 2026
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