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Online safety can be messy and nuanced, but it doesn’t mean our conversations about it need to be that way as well.Welcome to Safety is [REDACTED], a podcast that features content experts, technology experts, and researchers who are doing the work to create healthy online…
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Safety Is [Redacted] with Rachel Kowert | Side Quests: Games for Change, Frameworks & the Fight for Physical Media (opens the original)
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What does a healthy gaming community actually look like, and can you measure it? In the first episode of Side Quests, our recurring gaming series, I sit down with Rachel Kowert fresh off Games for Change in New York. We dig into what's moving in gaming right now: community health frameworks, the slow death of physical media, industry layoffs hitting safety and accessibility teams, and why the future of games is social. We also get into Rachel's framework era (EFFECT, reporting categories, and th
Transparency Is More Than a Blog Post with Cassie Coccaro (opens the original)
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Cassie Coccaro, head of communications at Thorn, joins Matt to unpack why "we take safety seriously" isn't transparency, how to spot performative safety PR, and how to tell trust and safety stories without making practitioners the target. The best safety work is invisible: the harm that never happened, the content you never saw. Cassie and Matt dig into how platforms can prove a negative, what a genuinely good transparency report looks like, and why suspiciously timed safety announcements are a
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