Access the Groundbreaking Report:
Psychological Burnout: Understanding Oppression-Based Traumatic Stress at Work
Oppression-Based Traumatic Stress (OBTS) is the emotional and psychological distress that can arise from experiences of oppression.
We asked over 130 people across nonprofit, government, academic, and corporate sectors how oppression shows up in their workplaces—and what it’s doing to their mental health. The result is a groundbreaking report that reframes how we understand burnout, mental health, and systemic harm in mission-driven workplaces.
Didn’t Attend the Webinar? You Can Still Watch It
We recently hosted a powerful webinar on Oppression-Based Traumatic Stress (OBTS)—a groundbreaking look at how racism, ableism, xenophobia, and other forms of oppression impact people in the workplace.
If you missed it, the full recording is now available to watch online.
You’ll hear key findings from our research, real stories from participants, and recommendations for creating more trauma-informed, equity-centered workplaces.