INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNTABILITY, WITH CARE.

A pattern.
Not an
isolated incident.

NOT ACCEPTING REPORTS

This is a design prototype. There is no reporting form or secure intake service here. Please do not send sensitive reports to the project enquiry address.

THE PROPOSED REVIEW PROCESS

Every account
deserves a
careful process.

Protect people. Preserve context. Make the limits of the evidence visible.

01Document with context +

The intended intake would distinguish an account from supporting material, preserve chronology and explain how each item relates to the experience.

02Minimize exposure +

Privacy, redaction and access controls need to be designed and independently assessed before any sensitive information is collected.

03Review the evidence +

A review process would examine source quality, contradictions and uncertainty. A submitted allegation would never automatically become a public claim.

04Look for patterns +

Only appropriately reviewed and contextualized information could inform broader analysis, with clear limits on what that analysis establishes.

Accountability needs rigor.

PRINCIPLE 01

People before exposure.

Design around the consequences for the person sharing an experience.

PRINCIPLE 02

Evidence before conclusions.

Keep accounts, corroboration and unresolved questions distinct.

PRINCIPLE 03

Context before certainty.

Make room for complexity, correction and responsible review.