In this compelling episode, Andrea Moorhead Allen explores the devastating impacts of workplace abuse, bullying, and systemic discrimination. Andrea shares her powerful personal journey, detailing how she confronted the emotional toll of abuse in the competitive world of journalism and how she emerged as a courageous advocate for change. The conversation touches on the importance of psychological safety in the workplace, the need for compassionate leadership, and the ongoing fight for systemic change through initiatives like the Workplace Psychological Safety Act. Andrea Morehead Allen is a seven-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, television producer, and expert interviewer. She spent 21 years as the main weekday evening anchor at NBC WTHR in Indianapolis, earning an Edward R. Murrow Award for her documentary on the AIDS epidemic and Indiana University's work in Kenya. Additional Resources: Connect with Amy on LinkedIn Learn more about Conscious Habit Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn Learn more about PeopleForward Network Guest Information: Please join End Workplace Abuse to learn more about the Workplace Psychological Safety Act. You can join a chapter in your state and assist in getting this legislation passed that protects workers from psychosocial hazards. Andrea Morehead Allen on LinkedIn Twitter: @andrea_morehead Facebook: Andrea Morehead Instagram: @andreawthr TikTok: @mysilenceisnotforsale and @thatshoppingchick YouTube Show: MySilenceIsNotForSale