 Cynthia Butler (Cynthia B. Costello) wrote a thirteen page document, "Report from Seneca" with Amy Stanley, describing the history of the encampment and providing an analysis of related issues.The encampment attracted thousands of women, from many different places and with different political views, sexual orientations, religions, ethnicities, and economic backgrounds.Although a significant number of men shared interest in the encampment's cause, they were neither allowed to join the encampment nor participate in the protests.