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ISPS-US 23rd Annual Conference | November 1-3, 2024 | University of Pittsburgh & Duquesne University | Pittsburgh, PA & Hybrid Online | Preliminary Schedule
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Breaking the Taboo on Group Corruption and Misconduct: Empowerment Or Burnout? (In-Person Only)
Sunday November 3, 2024 11:30am - 12:30pm EST
Union Room 613
The shadow of groups and organizations - corruption, ethical misconduct, mistreatment, cooptation - is like a family taboo, growing worse with avoidance and silence. Workplace and community injustice create toxic stress that crushes idealism and inflicts crazymaking dilemmas on staff and activists, leading to group dysfunction, burnout, and failure. Early career activists and staff conform or leave, and innovations implode, while normalized misconduct incentivizes conformity and enables a corrupt status quo. The most vulnerable - BIPOC and LGBTQIA, trauma survivors, economically disadvantaged - are impacted most. What's the way forward?

Standing Together To Respond with Empowerment Against Misconduct (STREAM) is a simple model that breaks the silence in a trauma informed, empowered, and sustainable way. STREAM provides a simple community leadership roadmap for engaging group and organization ethics violations with sustainability and compassion. (This trauma-informed workshop will not name specific instances, but offer follow-up resources.)
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avatar for Will Hall, MA, DIplPW, Phd Candidate

Will Hall, MA, DIplPW, Phd Candidate

Maastricht University School for Mental Health and Neuroscience
Will Hall, MA, DiplPW, PhD Candidate Maastricht University, is a therapist and community development worker changing the social response to madness. A schizophrenia diagnosis survivor and longtime organizer with the psychiatric survivor movement, will is trained in Jungian psychology... Read More →
Sunday November 3, 2024 11:30am - 12:30pm EST
Union Room 613
  Breakout Session, In-Person Only

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