Chicago Arts Commissioner Resigned Amid Harassment Investigation, Records Show
An investigation found Hedspeth violated city harassment policies, with 29 employees leaving DCASE during her tenure, including seven deputy commissioners.
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Chicago arts commissioner resigned amid harassment investigation, records show
Mayor Brandon Johnson’s arts and culture leader resigned amid an investigation into allegations that she harassed staff, records obtained by the Tribune show. The early October exit of Clinée Hedspeth, commissioner of the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, came days after Johnson’s chief of staff received a human resources investigation determining Hedspeth violated ethnic, age-based and sexual harassment rules. Hedspeth denied s…
DCASE Chief Resigns: Harassment Probe & Allegations - Archyworldys
Chicago Festivals Chief Resigns Amid Harassment Allegations Chicago’s Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events (DCASE) is facing a period of upheaval… The post DCASE Chief Resigns: Harassment Probe & Allegations appeared first on Archyworldys.
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