Digging into discriminationThe Me Too Mining Association is working to make the industry a safer and a more inclusive place for everybody

The Me Too Mining Association is working to make the industry a safer and a more inclusive place for everybody

By Alexandra Lopez-Pacheco

November 11, 2021

It has been four years since the #metoo movement shattered any delusions that workplace sexual harassment and assault are rare – including in mining operations. It has been three years since Susan Lomas founded the Me Too Mining Association to empower the mining industry with tools to bring about the changes needed to end the problem.

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