Her poster, " Less Fear, More Kindness, " aims to confront the culture of fear she saw in Colombia and sees today in cities around America.
"UCU activists and members who dared stand up to the culture of fear at the college have been completely vindicated by this report, " a statement from the union said.
And if you consider that the people that have been running the NHS have created that culture of fear, they need either to be held to account or new people need to be brought in to change that culture.
There is now the culture of non-stop breaking news and, some fear, the transformation of news into a commodity.
Mr Farry said it was unacceptable that there was a culture of fear at the college.
Conservatives who should know better fear an erosion of the American culture if we open our borders to immigrants, but the happy truth is that immigrants to a high degree are the American culture.
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However, he added that he had found positive features, in particular the shift in relationships between inmates and officers from a culture of "fear and bullying" towards one of mutual respect.
Instead, wrapped in fear of adding diversity in the form of culture and people who are a bit different than the current template of the United States we have closed the doors on a key ingredient.
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The Royal College of Nursing has said some of its members are working in "a culture of fear and intimidation".
The first was the "establishment of a culture in which incidents can be reported easily, honestly, and without fear of blame".
Advertising slogans are a barometer of the popular mood, so when images of soup lines are used in advertising it means Great Depression fear has saturated the culture.
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