Tell Us: What Will It Take to Change the Climate on Harassment?

This week, the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was fired amid a rush of sexual-harassment allegations that were reported by The New York Times and the New Yorker. The explosive accusations, which Mr. Weinstein denies, involve complaints that took place over decades. They’ve raised questions about who knew of Mr. Weinstein’s alleged conduct, and when.

The case carries significance for colleges, and for academic disciplines that have been beset by harassment scandals of their own. Certain fields, such as astronomy and philosophy, are dominated by men and have reputations for fostering climates that are hostile to women.

We’d like to hear from you. What will it take for higher education to eliminate harassment and improve the climate? Over the years, have you seen change take place in your discipline, for better or worse? Share your thoughts by filling out the form below. You can do so anonymously. We are not collecting email addresses with submissions, and we will not publish your feedback without your permission.

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