We Updated Our Mission. Same Core, Sharper Delivery.

Quick update from The Reasonable Adjustment. Our mission has not changed. We have simply made it easier to understand what we do, how we do it, and how you can contact us safely.

Read the updated mission page

What changed

Clarity. The page now leads with a plain summary of who we help and how we work. It explains the principles that guide us, the tools we have built, and the routes you can use to reach us.

Clearer structure: What we do, how we work, where to start.
Privacy first: A tighter explanation of when we handle sensitive data and when we do not.
Right to Reply: A direct link for people named or involved who want to correct facts or add context.
Open Invitation: A separate route for those who want to evidence claims about our communications.
Tools spotlight: NeutroFilter, the Gaslight Reversal Engine, and our encrypted tip intake are easier to find.
Ki-Ki note: Marked as in development, with an open door for feedback.

What did not change

Values. We still prioritise evidence over adjectives, privacy over spectacle, and cooperation over drama. We are not a law firm. We offer free advocacy support, not legal advice, and we work carefully so that your story is told on your terms.

If you need us today

There are now simpler paths to the right place:

Right to Reply for corrections or context if you appear in our reporting.
Open Invitation if you want to submit evidence about our communications.
NeutroFilter and the Gaslight Reversal Engine for immediate self-help.
For sensitive contact, use our encrypted tip intake which uses open source PGP in the browser.

Why this matters

People who have been overlooked do not need more noise. They need calm instructions, precise language, and safe ways to act. The new page removes friction. It makes expectations clear for readers, sources, and organisations. It also sets a higher bar for our own publishing standards.

Tell us what you think

If you spot an error, use Right to Reply. If you have general feedback about our conduct or communications, use the Open Invitation. If you want to suggest a feature for our open source tools or Ki-Ki, feel free to send a note when you visit those pages.