I had the pleasure of talking to WWFM’s Rachel Katz for her program, A Tempo about the sensitive topic of sexual abuse and misconduct. Kudos to Katz and WWFM for tackling such a difficult subject.
We talk about how nonprofit performing arts organizations should be responding to allegations and helping to make their environments safer for all artists.
Board member responsibilities on institutional accountability.
Institution vs. individual responsibility.
Is it possible for The Met manage to emerge from this PR crisis with its reputation in tact.
Is there an ethical/morale stigma an artist or institution can’t shake (I particularly enjoyed discussing that topic).
What arts organizations should be doing (or perhaps required by the Federal government if they can’t get their act together).
In short, we’re facing a time of reckoning and there are chickens aplenty coming home to roost.
You can listen to the program via WWFM’s streaming library.
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We talk about how nonprofit performing arts organizations should be responding to allegations and helping to make their environments safer for all artists.
