I am a older female who has worked as a Parish Secretary in my Catholic Church for 20 years

I took out a grievance for bullying and it was (partially) upheld- thanks to one fair and honest governor and amazing colleagues that were my witnesses

I’m in the middle of nda for the second time. 1. Whistleblower and personal injury and 2. disabled discrimination.

I worked for a large international company where there were company wide Islamophobic & racist practices

I found myself in a complex legal process in the UK, and I was repeatedly prejudiced

I worked for a (large international company) where there were company wide Islamophobic & racist practices.

I was talked into doing a water activity by a resort on my vacation. I was told it was safe and that "everybody does it."

I was forced to sign an NDA by the Children's Aid Society and their lawyers, silencing me from discussing the lawsuit I filed and won against them for Abuse (Emotional, Mental, Physical, and Sexual), Abandonment, and Gross Neglect.

I was assaulted and silenced with a Publication Ban.

Thank you for helping me personally and making it possible for me to move forward with pride.

I want to share my story of how I see the world now, not living bound to an NDA. I also want to share the detrimental effects of the threat of being bound by an NDA.

was the COO for a manufacturer in the Beauty industry. I had been with the Company for 13 years, working my way up from Operations Manager to General Manager, then Operations Director / COO.

I settled with a doctor who failed to diagnose my hip problem, femoroacetabular impingement (FAI). Apart from years of suffering and decreased mobility ending with a double hip replacement…

I was asked to sign a settlement agreement by my employer after raising issues of gender discrimination and harassment

A Canadian investment firm’s staff withdrew funds from my account without my authorization, in an attempt to make up for a previous error that they had made

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I work in healthcare. Conditions have been getting worse and where I worked I felt it was just a matter of time before a patient was permanently hurt. I’d never recover from that, even if I knew it wasn’t my fault, and I’d been thinking about resigning.

I worked for the federal government, starting in the 1980's as a summer student. In the mid 2000's, I worked at a certain branch of the government. I had recently accepted a lower transfer, and after a few months in that position,

I refused to sign an NDA after reporting a childhood sexual assault in the Catholic Church. I insisted the Archdiocese sign a Protection of Privacy/Confidentiality Agreement. It was one of the most important things I've done for myself as a survivor.

I had a job at a university, and I saw things, over time, which shouldn’t have been happening. I didn't get involved at first. I assumed things would just stop.