Very disappointing. The JED Foundation hired a senior clinical director who abused my daughters and encouraged domestic violence, suicide, and lifelong mental health issues.
The person refused to report mandatory suspicion of child abuse, which is mandated by the state.
He also collaborated for years with a colleague and student to hide the abuse.
When I brought this up to the JED Foundation it took them a while to respond. to me.
When the Chief, People & Equity (officer), and the Executive Assistant to the Office of the President emailed me asking for a meeting on the same day ("soon as possible"), I cleared my schedule 2 times for us to have a meeting.I saw that they opened the emails several times but they refused to respond or offer any alternative times seems very unethical.
I do not have words to describe the hypocrisy of a charity that hires a child abuser as their senior clinical director and refuses to do any kind of investigation.
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Mental Health, Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
Mission: The Jed Foundation's mission is to promote emotional health and prevent suicide among college and university students.
Results: Our programs are inspiring a new national dialogue on mental health, encouraging millions of young people to speak up and take action, and changing the way academic institutions create healthier campus communities and prevent substance abuse and self-harm.
Target demographics: Young adults and teenagers
Direct beneficiaries per year: Thousands of campus professionals and millions of college students
Geographic areas served: Nationally
Programs: The Jed and Clinton Health Matters Campus Program, a groundbreaking self-assessment and feedback program that helps colleges create more comprehensive solutions to support their students. ULifeline, an online resource that helps students understand and address mental health conditions like depression and anxiety disorders. Half of Us campaign, with MTV, which uses online and on-air programming to share stories and encourage help-seeking. Love is Louder movement that helps individuals, communities and schools build resiliency, create connectedness and promote acceptance. Transition Year, an online resource for parents aimed at helping to ensure a smooth, healthy transition into college life; and a portfolio of resources that helps campuses promote emotional health and protect at-risk students. Learn more at www.jedfoundation.org.