Implementing Sexual Harassment Training

Publisher: Catharsis Productions

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Implementing Sexual Harassment Training

As you have probably observed, the issues of sexual violence and discrimination have been receiving a much larger portion of the national conversation in the last several months. While they have long been a part of human life; recent social initiatives, political discussions, legal actions, and media stories have readied our society to give the issues the time and resources they deserve.

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