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Articles tagged “who to talk to”

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  • Guide

    How to protect yourself financially

    The Centre for Work and Gender Last updated

    Harassment usually costs you money. How to protect yourself whether you stay, report, or quit, starting with getting a lawyer before you leave.

    5-minute read

  • Guide

    Why we blame ourselves and what can help

    The Centre for Work and Gender Last updated

    Self-blame is your brain grasping for control, but you didn't cause what happened. How to let go of self-blame.

    6-minute read

  • Guide

    Anger: Why we feel it and what can help

    Jaylin Bradbury Last updated

    Anger is a valid signal you were wronged—it's never wrong to feel it. What helps you cool down without taking it out on people you love.

    5-minute read

  • Guide

    How to navigate a world that’s not just

    Jaylin Bradbury Last updated

    Harassment is a betrayal of the fairness we're promised. Why it shakes your trust, and how telling your story helps you rebuild it.

    8-minute read

  • Guide

    How (and why) to build a support network

    The Centre for Work and Gender Last updated

    Support from other people really helps. Pick people who listen without taking over, be careful who you tell at work, and don't overlook hotlines.

    3-minute read

  • Guide

    How to find and work with a lawyer

    The Centre for Work and Gender Last updated

    You'll want an employment lawyer. How to find one, keep the cost down by limiting scope, and what a lawyer can and can't do for you.

    9-minute read

  • Guide

    How (and why) to assess your situation

    The Centre for Work and Gender Last updated

    Before you act, size up your workplace: does it tolerate harassment, who can you trust there, and what support might exist.

    5-minute read