Become a Confident Bystander: responding to sexism and sexual harm (*special event- RESPECT@UNI, prizes/ giveaways and lunch provided!)
Description
This is a special event for RESPECT@UNI week! There will be prizes/ giveaways and an extra special lunch on this occasion :)
An active, ethical bystander takes proactive steps to prevent, intervene or help when inappropriate behaviour occurs.
Support yourself and others to identify and respond to problematic behaviours.
- A prevention workshop addressing:
- attitudes that drive gender-based violence, and
- actions we can all take to change culture.
Join Jo McNamara, a specialist in sexual harm, in this free 3-hour (face-to-face) workshop aiming to empower students as active, ethical bystanders in the area of sexual harm.
Options and safety will be a key consideration in this training, and examples will cover scenarios from everyday sexism through to unwelcome touch and incidents facilitated by alcohol.
A free light lunch will be provided. Students can also claim this training toward the Adelaide Graduate Award.
Tickets for good, not greed Humanitix dedicates 100% of profits from booking fees to charity