This guide highlights the powerful strategies engaged in by activists and survivors—some of them profiled here—and the steps YOU can take, both in and out of your workplace to end sexual harassment in the world of work.
Our friends at Blue Seat Studios created a short video about the #CheckYourWorkplace movement. Take a look!
Check out this feature from our friends at ThinkProgress to see where we’ve been and where we still need to go to end sexual harassment and assault on the job once and for all.
Join the movement to end workplace sexual harassment and assault once and for all!
While improved training, changing policies & firing harassers are great first steps to stop workplace sexual harassment, it’s time to take the next step.
You have to change the culture.
Futures Without Violence has joined forces with partner organizations to provide workers across the U.S. with the strategies and tools they need to drive change and create the kind of workplace where everyone has equal opportunity, access & respect.
In order to know where to go, you need to know where you’re starting.
Our first call to action is to conduct a Culture Walk, using a workplace assessment tool we modified, to help identify gaps in equity, respect, and safety which may fuel sexual harassment in the workplace.
Let’s Get to Work!
ORGANIZE & PREPARE
Discover Culture Walks & Organize Your Workplace
- Learn how a Culture Walk can help assess how your workplace’s culture may facilitate sexual harassment
- Download the Culture Walk Checklist for examples of overt and hidden indicators of workplace culture that may drive sexual harassment
ASSESS &
TAKE ACTION
Know What to Look For & How to Foster Change
- Discover the next steps to bring about a more respectful and inclusive workplace culture
- Download the Post-Walk Worksheet to help make a plan to shift our workplace’s culture
ADVOCATE & SUPPORT
Discover the Big Picture & Care for Yourself and Your Coworkers
- Explore how a lack of equity, pay gaps & other forms of discrimination also contribute to sexual harassment.
- Find out how to support a coworker experiencing sexual harassment and ways to be an “upstander” instead of a bystander.
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