In the last month, a drumbeat of revelations about powerful men in Hollywood and other industries has forced a public reckoning with sexual harassment. Even before the recent flood of accusations, some academic disciplines were known for fostering climates that are hostile to women. Now, many people in higher education are talking about what risk factors make harassment especially pervasive in their chosen fields. Some of them are calling for tougher punishments for people found to have harassed others, too.
The Chronicle is focusing more on sexual harassment in higher education, and we’d like to hear from you. Do you have a story to share? Here are a few ways to contact us:
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Update (12/4/2017): We’ve closed the Google form below to new responses for now, while we look more closely at your submissions. Thanks to the nearly 200 readers who used the form to send in their stories. If you’re still interested in contacting us, please write to tellus@chronicle.com or leave a message at the phone number above.
