Risk Management
The art of making harm survivable for the institution. Risk management, in accessibility contexts, is not about preventing harm—it is about minimising liability, containing blame, and preserving institutional reputation. This tag gathers writing on how the language of safety is wielded to suppress truth, delay response, and obscure the real risks faced by those with the least power.
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Don’t wait until the lawsuits
By the time harm becomes legally actionable, it has already become unbearable. If people are still talking to you, they are still hoping you will change. Institutions often ask the wrong question When institutions receive stories of harm—when a parent names systemic exclusion, or a student speaks quietly of despair, or a staff member shares…