, as well as a community of fellow survivors to uplift and look out for one another, in an effort to prevent other people from having to say #MeToo.
"The healing process isn't linear; it's filled with ups and downs and there shouldn't be any stipulations of timeframe on that," Molloy said.She wasn't ready to share her story or move forward with the idea just yet though, so she put it on the back burner for a couple of years, wanting to focus on school."The healing process isn't linear; it'sand there shouldn't be any stipulations of timeframe on that," Molloy said.
Then, at the end of an event, the app reminds you to let your squad know that you're safe by verifying your identity using a color-safe code. If you key in the color code incorrectly, the SOS messaging system on the app presumes something is wrong — like someone taking your phone who shouldn't have it — and sends out a message to everyone in your squad alerting them of your last location.