Vice Brings in Glora Steinem as Company Investigates Sexual Harassment Accusations

We do not tolerate harassment, abusive behavior, assault or retaliation, and we will discipline anyone who engages in such conduct,” a Vice spokesperson told TheWrap

In a staff meeting Friday, Vice Media officials told employees that they would be forming an all-woman advisory council. The announcement comes as the company navigates allegations of sexual misconduct and broader issues of workplace culture, a person familiar with the matter confirmed to TheWrap.

One of the people Vice has recruited for the effort is feminist icon and founder of the Women’s Media Center, Gloria Steinem. In addition to Steinem the council will also include, layer Roberta Kaplan and Vice COO Alyssa Mastromonaco.

The individual said the advisory board was not connected to any current troubles at Vice and had been in the works for some time.

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