• What is design justice and how can it help prevent problems with user safety
• Why DEI is a business imperative
• How the Responsible Tech Job Board is diversifying the traditional tech pipeline.

As online communities quickly evolve, the connection between user and brand safety has never been stronger. Designing and maintaining optimal trust and safety policies and practices that support a sustainable digital business requires staying current with standards and guidelines.Matt Soeth, the Head of Trust and Safety at Spectrum Labs, shares his perspectives on how organizations can utilize these collaborative cross-industry efforts to drive sustainable business growth. From how to build and support content moderation teams, to leveraging best-in-class technology solutions, Matt’s leadership at the Oasis Consortium is helping organizations fast-track their way to safer, more inclusive, communities for both people and brands.➡️ Join the conversation about the future of user and brand safety by following Oasis Consortium on LinkedIn and Twitter. ➡️ Read through this episode’s show notes at https://www.oasisconsortium.com/featured-podcast and subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

The role of human content moderation is a critical part of most trust and safety initiatives, which requires an understanding of inclusivity and how to approach digital wellness for your teams.

TaskUs’s Global Lead for Trust & Safety, Phil Tomlinson, talks about why we need a hyperlocal approach to moderation that includes experts in country-specific legal frameworks and cultural nuance. He also covers how digital well-being for human moderation teams can be optimized through both expert care, as well as through automation and technology.

Growing up in South Africa during the dawn of the internet instilled in Phil the belief in making access to knowledge as free and as equitable to as many people as possible, and how to take both a global and regional approach to online safety.

Be part of the movement that not only talks about but actively pursues online safety. Follow Oasis Consortium on LinkedIn and Twitter. Read through this episode’s show notes at www.oasisconsortium.com/podcast and subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to catch the rest of Season 2.

Humanizing digital workspaces while building a safe digital HQ ultimately requires transparency and integrity. Slack’s Director of Product Management - Integrity, Risa Stein, broadens the narrative around trust and safety in the context of organizations in this fascinating conversation with our president Tiffany Xingyu WANG.

One of Risa’s early degrees in Ethics and Political Philosophy has primed her for the work she does today as she unpacks the importance of safety in a collaborative workspace like Slack to allow for optimal productivity and asynchronous collaboration for greater diversity and inclusion.

Be part of the movement that not only talks about but actively pursues online safety. Follow Oasis Consortium on LinkedIn and Twitter. Read through this episode’s show notes at www.oasisconsortium.com/podcast and subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to catch the rest of Season 2.

Six of the inspiring minds behind the first-ever User Safety Standards join Tiffany Xingyu Wang for this enlightening episode of Industry Collaboration for a Safer Internet.

This esteemed panel is comprised of Angela Johnson, Client Development Officer at Dentsu. Catherine Connelly, Co-Founder and Senior VP Marketing at The Meet Group. Brandon Rhea, VP of Community at Fandom. Roger Gerhmann, Executive Creative Director of SXM Media and Phil Tomlinson, Global Lead, Trust and Safety at Taskus.

Throughout the discussion, they reinforce why trust and safety matters, particularly as we transition into #Web3. Similarly, they amplify the need for a framework that levels the playing field and serves as a guide, benchmarking what “good” means as we navigate the ambiguity of trust and safety. By elaborating on how they apply user safety standards within their organizations, they reinforce how using the 5Ps empowers and educates to build an ecosystem that’s people-centric.

You can review the key takeaways from this episode at www.oasisconsortium.com/podcast and subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to catch the rest of Season 2.

The World Economic Forum’s Global Coalition for Digital Safety, Partner and Engagement Lead, Farah Lalani, joins Tiffany Xingyu Wang, for the third episode of the Brand Safety Exchange. Passionate about creating a safer internet, Farah’s work entails partnering with some of the foremost minds in civil society, government, tech/media and academia to tackle harms online. The topics she covers are varied and incorporate business model innovation, technology disruption, and industry regulation for partners in the Media, Entertainment, and Sports industries. Tiffany and Farah uncover the importance of a multi-stakeholder strategy - including the likes of Belgium, the USA, the UK, Australia, UNICEF, Harvard and more - that aims to create a more streamlined global strategy for digital safety that transcends industries and territories.

For more insightful conversations around digital safety, be sure to follow Oasis Consortium on LinkedIn and Twitter. Read through a full synopsis of this week’s show at www.oasisconsortium.com/podcast and subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to catch the rest of Season 2.

Join the conversation in which Australia’s first eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, and our host, Tiffany Xingyu Wang, discuss the complexities of the ongoing development, and evolution, of regulation and policies that mitigate the risks associated with online experiences. Julie’s groundbreaking work encompasses combatting image-based abuse and cyberbullying. With 22 years in the technical field, Julie has leveraged this depth of insight to foster collaboration between key leaders in the tech sector and government policymakers to tackle the biggest harms of the internet.

Read more on Julie Inman Grant’s work here:

https://www.aspistrategist.org.au/australias-esafety-commissioner-targets-abuse-online-as-covid-19-supercharges-cyberbullying/

https://www.esafety.gov.au/about-us/who-we-are/about-the-commissioner https://www.esafety.gov.au/whats-on/online-safety-act

You can review the key takeaways from this episode at www.oasisconsortium.com/podcast and subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to catch the rest of Season 2.

Grindr’s Senior Director and Global Head of Customer Experience, Alice Hunsberger, joins Tiffany Xingyu Wang for the first episode of our second season. Part of Alice’s work involves developing policies and guidelines for safer and more inclusive communities in the online dating sphere. In this episode, Tiffany and Alice discuss developments in the field of Trust and Safety, changing approaches to the moderation of online communities, and the need to make greater efforts to consider and protect members of the LGBTQI+ community.

Read Alice’s whitepaper here: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5f7cf4654534a21e8041006b/t/61773f8407378d02feeb6f0e/1635205002056/CX-White+Paper-2021.pdf

If you want to join our movement, be sure to follow Oasis Consortium on LinkedIn and Twitter. You can grab a copy of this week’s show notes at www.oasisconsortium.com/podcast and subscribe to our podcast on Apple Podcasts and Spotify to catch the rest of Season 2.

After a great first season with thought leaders and practitioners from the world of brand and user safety that discussed digital safety for children, fighting human trafficking through technology, diversity, and inclusion in the gaming industry, t&s programs from the ground up, and so much more - it's time to reflect on the highlights of the season.