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When do-good nonprofits are bad at dealing with #MeToo moments

  • Written by Paul Battaglio, Professor, Economic, Political & Policy Sciences, Co-Editor-in-chief, Public Administration Review, University of Texas at Dallas
When do-good nonprofits are bad at dealing with #MeToo momentsFormer Humane Society chief Wayne Pacelle, flanked by Senators Richard Blumenthal (left) and Chuck Schumer (right), resigned amid allegations of sexual misconduct. Amy Sussman/AP Images for Humane Society of The United States

Scandals rocking the Humane Society and the Red Cross are the highest-profile examples so far of how the #MeToo movement is...

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