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Catching Flames: Into Account on the “I Am Mine” Series
The survivor who wrote the “I Am Mine” series has done the world of progressive Christianity an incredible service. Along with the other 40+ survivors who have so far come forward to report abuse by David Hass (and, yes, the number continues to rise), she has offered...
Policies ≠ Support
Legal compliance is nothing if survivors can't trust their institutions. by Dwight Krehbiel, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Bethel College This series of posts is concerned with various aspects of sexual harassment in higher education, and especially in STEMM...
An Apology for the Rest of Us
I'm thrilled to welcome back anti-violence expert Jay Yoder to the Into Account team. While this piece describes instances of threats of violence against queer folks at Goshen College, I think many LGBTQ+ people who experienced Christian schools will recognize the...
Why Sexual Harassment Is Common in Academic Institutions
by Dwight Krehbiel, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, Bethel CollegeSexual harassment is a widespread phenomenon, observed in a great variety of educational and work settings. Previous posts in this series have examined the evidence that such harassment has a...
Why Science, Engineering, and Medicine Care about Sexual Harassment
by Dwight Krehbiel, PhD, Professor Emeritus of Psychology at Bethel College A remarkable event in the growing recognition of the widespread problem of sexual harassment was the publication of a major report on this topic by the National Academies of Science,...
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