Exploring A Survivor’s Right to Privacy When Reporting Sexual Harm Facilitated by Apps
We discuss our opposition to legislation that compels apps to share survivor story data without their consent to regulatory bodies.
We discuss our opposition to legislation that compels apps to share survivor story data without their consent to regulatory bodies.
In this week’s blog, we will be discussing some methods to help protect teens at summer jobs from sexual misconduct.
Protect Teens at Summer Jobs from Sexual Misconduct Read More »
Reporting sexual violence is always difficult, but our current criminal justice system makes it even harder for Black survivors.
From the Executive Director’s Desk: Police Can’t Help Survivors Heal Read More »
HR Acuity’s survey found hotlines were the least used resource for reporting despite managers receiving misconduct complaints.
Fear of reporting and ensuing process keep employees from reporting workplace issues Read More »
I’m With Them, who works to reduce workplace sexual misconduct, found that it was hard to find information on anonymous employee reporting. .
This blog explores RALIANCE’s work with Uber to help the company better respond to sexual harassment and assault.
RALIANCE supports policies that empower survivors to make choices for themselves Read More »