After examples of discrimination, microagressions, emotional abuse, and tokenism at Crisis Text Line exploded on Twitter, the nonprofit’s board ousted its CEO.
Nancy Lublin was terminated from her position and board seat Friday, according to a statement from the organization’s board, which former employees shared on Twitter. The firing comes after employees staged a two-day virtual walkout and the hashtag #notmycrisistextline became a magnet for accusations about the mental health service’s toxic internal culture.
“Crisis Text Line is not the safe and welcoming place it should be. We recognize and apologize for our role enabling this environment to persist. We take full accountability and are ready to address these issues head-on. No form of racism or bullying of any kind will be tolerated at Crisis Text Line,” the statement reads. Mashable has reached out to Crisis Text Line for comment. We’ve also tried contacting Lublin via LinkedIn. Read more…
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