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Responding to the ripple effects of sexual harassment: an emergency management framework.

Viglianti EM, Oliverio AL, Meeks LM, Bohnert A, Bell SA. Responding to the ripple effects of sexual harassment: an emergency management framework. Trends in molecular medicine. 2024 Jun 1; 30(6):521-523.

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Abstract:

Sexual harassment in academia is endemic driven by gender-based inequalities and sustained through organizational tolerance, and its impact extends beyond the primary victim(s). Applying principles of emergency management provides a framework for institutions to balance their obligations to the primary victim(s) while also acknowledging the need to restore the well-being and culture of secondary victims.





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