Everything Changed. Except for the Tools.
The standalone SML market is evolving. And, for once, the evolution is genuinely exciting. The SML market first emerged as CGL SAM […]
Author: Curator
April is Abuse Prevention Month
April is Abuse Prevention Month. It’s a month that matters — because organizations working hard to keep children and vulnerable adults safe […]
What Better SML Insurance Can’t Do
The market for sexual abuse coverage has changed dramatically. But the change organizations need most isn’t in their coverage — or in […]
Starting Where Risk Actually Shows Up: Understanding Risk Zones
It doesn’t start with a policy review. Or a training update. Or a spreadsheet. It starts in a place. A locker room […]
Why Sexual Abuse Risk Lives in Uncertainty, Not Policies
It happens in a hallway. Not during training, in a meeting, or while reviewing policies. Just a passing moment. They’re not responsible […]
Managing What You Can’t See
Why uncertainty is the real challenge in sexual abuse risk and how Jigsaw is built to address it. Why Everything Can Look […]
Why Even Good People Miss Warning Signs
Good people don’t miss warning signs because they’re careless. They miss them because most organizations are still relying on a model of […]
Why “Nothing Happened” Isn’t a Measure of Safety
For years, many organizations have relied on the same logic: If nothing happened, we must be safe. No incidents. No reports. No […]
Why the “Safe Environment” Model Was Never Fit for Purpose — and Why It’s Now at Its Limit
Across schools, camps, churches, and care organizations, leaders and staff are doing what they’ve been told to do: Policies? In place. Training? […]
What Organizations Can Learn from Abuse Cases That Followed Every Rule
In the aftermath of an abuse scandal at a youth organization, investigators found something that puzzled everyone. Every rule had been followed. […]