At a glance
Role Young People (College and University Students)
Course Length 2 hours
Key Features
- Improves bystander alertness
- Interactive
- Evidence based
- Teaches theory and practical skills
- Examines barriers to intervention
- Empowers delegates to intervene safely
Number of learners Up to 16
Course Overview
Bystander Empowerment is a programme that aims to use social norms theory to educated delegates and encourage them to become an active bystander.
This session will look at the theories around why people fail to act or respond to problematic behaviour whilst considering the legalities, moral implication and harm to the victim, families and wider communities. The aim at the end of the session is to empower young people to safely intervene when they witness problematic behaviour in their peer group.