Become a Confident Bystander: responding to sexism and sexual harm

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.