What is workplace sexual harassment?
3-minute read
Here you’ll find basic information about sexual harassment. What it is, how it’s legally defined in Canada, and how it can harm your career, your finances, and your mental health.
How it
hurts
What’s
next?
Trying to decide whether to report? Thinking about quitting your job? Here we'll help you figure out the pros and cons. Plus, we'll tell you the three things that experts say everyone should do.
Do this
first
Stop the
Harassment
Start to
rebuild
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The secret your employer doesn’t want you to know
8-minute read
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How to protect your career
5-minute read
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How to protect yourself financially
5-minute read
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How to decide whether to quit your job—and how to make that work
6-minute read
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How to decide whether to change your career to get away from harassment—and how to make that work
7-minute read
Manifest
your truth
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How to find and work with a lawyer
9-minute read
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How to decide whether to take legal action (and what to expect if you do)
16-minute read
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How to decide whether to file a human rights complaint
1-minute read
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How to decide whether to go public, and how to protect yourself if you do
9-minute read
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Who blows the whistle on sexual harassment, and what happens to them afterward
7-minute read
Harassment can really hurt us—including in ways we don’t necessarily expect. Here you can learn how harassment hurts people’s mental health, and how to protect yourself.
How We
React
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Why we blame ourselves and what can help
6-minute read
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Shock, confusion, and disbelief: Why we feel them and what can help
5-minute read
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Fear, worry, and anxiety: Why we feel them and what can help
4-minute read
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Anger: Why we feel it and what can help
5-minute read
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Depression and sadness: Why we feel them and what can help
6-minute read
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Grief and loss: Why we feel them and what can help
6-minute read
How to
Deal
