Introducing our Courage project: two databases tracking institutional betrayal and courage research. Explore over 180 academic items and discover insights from 20+ funded projects. Dive in on our research database page.

In a recent webinar, Dr. Jennifer Freyd discussed the challenge of institutional defensiveness to errors and emphasized the importance of constructive responses to drive meaningful change.

News about our Postdoctoral Research & Education Fellow, Dr. Sarah Harsey.

There has been improvement over the past half century, but clearly there is so much work remaining.

A recent article in Nurse Leader, written by Katherine Brewer, explores institutional betrayal and courage in the nursing profession.

No matter what happened in the past in a disputed allegation, the use of DARVO in the present is associated with harm.

On “We Can Do Hard Things” hosted by best-selling author Glennon Doyle . . . .co-host, Amanda Doyle, accurately explained my concept of betrayal blindness.

One simple act of courage can have a ripple effect of radical change that transforms our world.

Institutional DARVO: when rape victims are prosecuted after reporting their assault . . .