Survivors of sexual abuse have been honoured at US Glamour magazine's Women of the Year awards.
The 2.3 million tweets of the hashtag #MeToo were recognised.
New York Times journalists Jodi Cantor and Megan Twohey, who broke the story of the allegations against Harvey Weinstein.
Mrs Twohey told the crowd: "Every day of the last six weeks has brought new stories as women have come forward with accusations against abusers in every field."
"Women in 2017 are so resilient, so brilliant, and so over letting everyone dictate how we should live our lives...These are revolutionary times because we are revolutionary women." - @theashleygraham #GlamourWOTY
— Glamour (@glamourmag) November 13, 2017
Actresses like Nicole Kidman were among those collecting prizes at the awards.
In the wake of the sexual harassment allegations that have rocked Hollywood in recent weeks, she says things are slowly changing.
The Australian star observed: "We're still very much in the beginning stages - and it requires an enormous amount of support from men & women. But it's about time."
Accepting an award, she added: "One of the first things I learned in my work with UN Women to support women survivors of violence is how critical the solidarity of others is.
"The feeling that they are not alone. That there is help. So let’s speak out. Let’s offer our support and create change."
🚨 WARNING: Nicole Kidman's speech will give you all the feels #GlamourWOTY https://t.co/6KhBV6HJhi
— Glamour (@glamourmag) November 14, 2017
