For the last couple of years, I developed a habit of getting around a table with friends, classmates, and colleagues to talk about problems we experience on a daily basis. Discussing news about celebrities was not as intriguing to us as...

This year marks the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr.

        It is also the 50th anniversary of one of Martin Luther King Jr.’s last sermons, “Why America May Go to Hell,” a searing speech delivered at the A...

This is the third profile installment of a seven-part series. The subsequent pieces will introduce the profile of a workplace bully, the tactics they employ and your superpower to help overcome workplace conflict. These profiles are insp...

2017 will be known as a movement-building, foundation-shaking year: it will be known as the year of the Survivor. The year began with an outpouring of millions of women marching for dignity. Over four million Americans took part in the W...

In early October former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder called for a culture shift. Holder referred to a foundation-shaking reformation in America: one which would confront the powers which protect sexual assault abusers. Holder furthe...

Years before the rise of social media organizing and hashtag activism, activist Tarana Burke began the “Me Too” campaign to aid survivors of sexual harassment and assault in underprivileged communities. Ebony reports that Burke intended...

“I wrote this for myself. Cause I was in a really sad, lonely, dark place … I remember sitting on the floor, not knowing what to do with all my emotions, and the only thing I knew what to do was write a song. And this song was like a pro...

This is the second profile installment of a seven-part series. The subsequent pieces will introduce the profile of a workplace bully, the tactics they employ and your superpower to help overcome workplace conflict. These profiles are ins...

Saying “no” can be a hard thing to say, especially when you say “no” to a boss. The pressure to appease the person who signs your paycheck is often met squarely with ethical paradoxes and shifting goals and responsibilities. A simple Goo...

One of the most challenging parts of coping with workplace harassment frequently occurs after survivors have left their job for the day. Many survivors cope with their harassment by opening up to their friends and family about their expe...