Jeff Gibbard 
Most people don't stay silent by choice.
They stay silent because it doesn't feel safe.
If you want a "safe to ask" culture, you don't need a big program.
You need micro-behaviors that make asking normal.
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Three that work:
1) Normalize questions.
"Great question" isn't fluff. It's a signal.
2) Model your own mistakes.
"I missed that" gives everyone permission to be human.
3) Reward early flags.
When someone says "I'm worried about this," treat it like leadership. Not disruption.
Safety isn't only about comfort. It's about being able to tell the truth without getting punished.
What's one behavior you've seen that made it easier to speak up?