The five Sydney University students said they developed the app because they wanted to combat the culture of silence that left young lawyers feeling they couldn’t speak up about bullying and harassment.
May 26, 2021 at 05:43 PM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Unable to change the upper echelons of a legal workplace culture that turn a blind eye to sexual harassment and bullying, a group of students has decided to effect change at the other end of the profession.
The five law and IT students from the University of Sydney have built Confidant, an app to help young lawyers record and report incidents of sexual harassment and bullying they have suffered or witnessed.
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(L-R) Erica Giulione, Amer Nasr, Amy Su, Urvashi Bandhu and Marcus Lee developed an app to help lawyers record and report incidents of sexual harassment and bullying. Photo: Louise Cooper, the University of Sydney
