Recent sexual abuse allegations against farmworker and civil rights leader Cesar Chavez have sparked discussions about power dynamics in working relationships. SafeNest CEO, Liz Ortenburger, who works to assist people who've been affected by sexual and domestic violence in Clark County, has highlighted that power dynamics may play a role in preventing sexual abuse survivors from coming forward. She highlighted that while it may have taken Dolores Huerta 60 years to come forward, it may not have been possible as Chavez was leading a movement that her entire community was part of, or a powerful charismatic man who was leading the civil rights movement for farm workers. The victims advocate encourages families to keep the door open for conversations and identify potential victims of sexual abuse.