Mena, Annel A2023-05-232020-06-152021-02-172020-06-15https://repository.upenn.edu/handle/20.500.14332/42377In this article, I analyze how women at the border city of El Paso address the #MeToo movement and gender-based violence through community-based theatre. By using testimonios and performance ethnography, I analyze the power of storytelling to create awareness of gender-based violence on the border and ability to create solidarity. The theater has become an effective way of addressing such a stigmatized topic. The performance of the theater has inspired a workshop that is now used to help survivors heal their wounds by understanding that they are not alone.PerformanceMe Too MovementChicana/o StudiesEthnic StudiesFine ArtsLatina/o StudiesOther Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality StudiesPhilosophyRace, Ethnicity and Post-Colonial StudiesWomen's StudiesArticle