They’re Not “Bad Apples”—They’re Bad Systems
We examine the misuse of the term “bad apples” and how systems need to be held accountable alongside perpetrators.
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Equity at the 2024 Olympics: Improvements and Setbacks
In this blog, we look at the areas in which the Olympics have become more equitable and some setbacks that show a clear need for growth.
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Leaning into accountability: Lessons from McDonald’s and Alphabet
There are many lessons we can take away from stories about executive misconduct, which businesses must learn to create safer workplaces.
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Building new definitions of accountability and justice in the #MeToo era
The criminal justice system, including law enforcement, courts, and prisons don’t always deliver the justice that survivors need to move on.Â
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5 Key Tips for Organizations to Improve Their Workplace Culture
Chief executives and boards are responsible for establishing and maintaining a culture where harassment is appropriately addressed.
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The Art of an Apology: What the Catholic Church continues to get wrong on sexual abuse
For sexual abuse prevention advocates and survivors, the Church’s glacial response as story after story emerged is woefully insufficient.
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