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Jennifer Gibson (Video); Revolutionizing Whistleblowing: The Psst Approach
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whistleblowing, advocacy, tech industry, Psst, Jennifer Gibson, support systems, societal impact, collectivizing, mental health, legal support
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In this conversation, Jennifer Gibson, co-founder of Psst, discusses the challenges and importance of whistleblowing, particularly in the tech industry. She emphasizes the need for systemic support for whistleblowers, the risks they face, and the societal implications of silence. Jennifer advocates for a collectivized approach to whistleblowing, providing legal and emotional support to those who dare to speak up. The discussion also touches on the personal challenges faced by advocates in this field and the importance of ethical leadership in corporations.
Psst.org is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and relies donations to do its work. To learn more about their approach, you can visit www.psst.org or read this recent Wired profile of the organization: https://www.wired.com/story/amber-scorah-psst-tech-whistleblowers/. You can also sign up to their weekly substack: https://psstpsst.substack.com/. To make a donation, please go to www.psst.org/donate."
Please note; two names are wrongly spelled in the captions they’ are Amber Scorah and Rebecca Petras not Amber Sporoff and Rebecca Petrus
takeaways
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Chapters
00:00Introduction to Whistleblowing and Psst
01:39Jennifer's Journey into Whistleblowing
04:51The Trauma of Whistleblowing
07:54Challenges in the Tech Industry
11:03The Risks of Speaking Up
14:29The Consequences of Silence
18:16The Collective Approach to Whistleblowing
20:50Support Systems for Whistleblowers
23:50Expanding the Model Beyond Tech
25:47Personal Challenges in Advocacy
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By Podcasters David Jones & Dr Naomi Murphy
4.3
33 ratings
keywords
whistleblowing, advocacy, tech industry, Psst, Jennifer Gibson, support systems, societal impact, collectivizing, mental health, legal support
summary
In this conversation, Jennifer Gibson, co-founder of Psst, discusses the challenges and importance of whistleblowing, particularly in the tech industry. She emphasizes the need for systemic support for whistleblowers, the risks they face, and the societal implications of silence. Jennifer advocates for a collectivized approach to whistleblowing, providing legal and emotional support to those who dare to speak up. The discussion also touches on the personal challenges faced by advocates in this field and the importance of ethical leadership in corporations.
Psst.org is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and relies donations to do its work. To learn more about their approach, you can visit www.psst.org or read this recent Wired profile of the organization: https://www.wired.com/story/amber-scorah-psst-tech-whistleblowers/. You can also sign up to their weekly substack: https://psstpsst.substack.com/. To make a donation, please go to www.psst.org/donate."
Please note; two names are wrongly spelled in the captions they’ are Amber Scorah and Rebecca Petras not Amber Sporoff and Rebecca Petrus
takeaways
Sound Bites
Chapters
00:00Introduction to Whistleblowing and Psst
01:39Jennifer's Journey into Whistleblowing
04:51The Trauma of Whistleblowing
07:54Challenges in the Tech Industry
11:03The Risks of Speaking Up
14:29The Consequences of Silence
18:16The Collective Approach to Whistleblowing
20:50Support Systems for Whistleblowers
23:50Expanding the Model Beyond Tech
25:47Personal Challenges in Advocacy
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