Read the article here:
Honor society CEO accused of sexual harassment, intimidation
Suppression by a Nonprofit: The Legal and Ethical Questions PTK Faces
04/15/2025
No Comments
Read the article here:
Honor society CEO accused of sexual harassment, intimidation
Stay connected.
Know Your Rights: Speak Truth, Stay Protected: If you’re a student, employee, donor, or member who has concerns about financial or ethical misconduct in a nonprofit:
You have the right to speak out: The First Amendment protects your ability to raise concerns, share public information, and express your opinions—especially when done in good faith and for the public benefit.
You can share public records: IRS 990 forms, state nonprofit filings, public emails, and grant disclosures are fair to quote and analyze.
You’re protected against retaliation: Many states have whistleblower laws that protect you from threats, intimidation, or employment-related retaliation if you expose wrongdoing.
You’re not alone: Others have come forward. You are part of a growing community demanding transparency and integrity.
Need to talk? Want to share your story? Contact Us Privately.
Disclaimer: The information presented on this site is provided in good faith for the purpose of promoting transparency, ethical nonprofit governance, and responsible stewardship of charitable funds. All facts are based on publicly available records, firsthand communications, credible sources, or protected personal opinion. This site does not assert legal conclusions, nor does it allege criminal conduct. Any claims of concern are made in the public interest and in alignment with the First Amendment right to freedom of speech, press, and petition. Where opinions are expressed, they are clearly identified as such. This site supports accountability, not defamation. We welcome corrections or additional information from organizations referenced herein.