Does your school community have a workplace culture problem? Are incidents of sexual harassment, sexism, microagressions, and other types of gender discrimination not being addressed? Do you think these problems would never happen at your school?
"Sexual Harassment is not a women's issue but a leadership one."
Harvard Business Review
Colleen Ammerman
School leaders often believe they can do very little to prevent sexual misconduct. It’s easier to label it a cultural or interpersonal problem. But, there are things you can do to prevent sexual misconduct in your school and there are ways to demonstrate institutional courage when responding to allegations of misconduct.
About the Recommendations*The recommendations can be downloaded below. Please note these recommendations are best suited for harassment involving coworkers and supervisors. A separate list of recommendations for when the harassment is caused by students is being developed. If you would like to contribute, please use the contact form.
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