Veterinarians Without Borders North America (VWB) has zero tolerance for sexual misconduct of any kind among VWB's employees or related personnel. In the promotion of a working environment that's free from harassment and abuse, VWB has committed to fight abuse and to reinforce mechanisms and procedures to prevent and address this. This includes enhancing grievance channels at all levels of the organization, and supporting victims and whistleblowers.
VWB adheres to these guidelines:
Questions about VWB's policies around sexual misconduct? Reach out to info@vwb.org for more information, or contact us confidentially at vwbincidents.ca
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