Sexual Harassment and Cultural Change in Writing Studies

This collective project provides valuable insights into sexual harassment and emphasizes the need for cultural change to eradicate it. It offers a comprehensive resource for audiences interested in prevention, training, and policy development, including best-practice approaches, scenarios, and an extensive bibliography.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 102 pages
Publication date: 21 November 2020
Publisher: University Press of Colorado

This comprehensive project serves as a crucial foundation for comprehending sexual harassment and fostering the challenging dialogues that are essential to raising awareness, taking action, and preventing this harmful social issue. The project emphasizes the urgent need for cultural transformation to eradicate sexual harassment, which has deeply entrenched itself in American society. While primarily focused on writing studies, the insights and strategies presented in this book have broader applications to other areas of higher education. The authors offer a comprehensive history, background information, and best practices for preventing sexual harassment. They also provide realistic scenarios for anti-sexual harassment training, an extensive bibliography, and a wealth of resources for a diverse range of audiences. Contributors to this book have crafted a dynamic tool that caters to program leaders, faculty and graduate students in training, peer tutors, workshop organizers, and educators teaching both undergraduate and graduate courses. This book serves as a valuable resource for initiating conversations, developing training programs, and enhancing policies, all within the context of local circumstances and constraints. By leveraging the knowledge and expertise shared in this book, individuals and organizations can work towards creating a safer and more inclusive environment for all.

ISBN-13: 9781646421046