What Gets Normalized? How Harm Becomes Routine Inside a System
How does creeping authoritarianism become routine? This post explores normalized harm, imbalance, and how systems teach acceptance.
Business FundamentalsThis Business Fundamentals category offers a foundational exploration of aspects crucial to organizational success and efficiency. Furthermore, it’s currently divided into four subcategories:
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How does creeping authoritarianism become routine? This post explores normalized harm, imbalance, and how systems teach acceptance.
What gets tracked when decisions shape risk? This post explores governance, accountability, decision-making, and why poor records make harm easier to hide.
Who gets a say before decisions harden into policy, process, or code? This post explores governance, accountability, risk, and who gets heard early enough to matter.
When systems fail, someone carries the burden. This post explores ethical infrastructure in practice, including risk, privacy, access, and accountability.
You do not need to call yourself an activist to defend rights. This post shows how to start from your existing role, skills, and community.
This post explains the function at the center of my work: building infrastructure that people use to take action. It also explores why labels like civic technologist, movement technologist, and public interest technologist only explain part of what I actually do.