or "The police are coming," others may be emboldened to take action as well. That said, an active bystander is most effective when they assume that they themselves are the sole person taking ...

A bystander may choose to ignore the situation (i.e. passive bystanders), engage in the situation in a way that stops it (i.e. active bystanders), or engage in the situation in a way that exacerbates ...

We may not always know what to do even if we want to help. Below is a list of some ways to be an active bystander. Further information regarding bystander intervention may be found. If you or someone ...

The transport authority says the sessions over the coming weeks will “empower” passengers to become “active bystanders” if they see others being harassed or discriminated against when ...

The Active Bystander Network (ABN) is a unique opportunity for students to influence positive change by engaging in sexual violence prevention and education at Simon Fraser University. Coordinated ...

Be part of the effort to address these harmful expressions of bias by learning how to become an active bystander. We invite participants from all ranks and disciplines to become better equipped to ...

TfL is funding hundreds of the active bystander training sessions Courses on how to react to harassment on the transport network are being offered by Transport for London (TfL) as part of their ...

We all can take action to prevent sexual violence. By intervening in situations that could lead to sexual violence, active bystanders can both prevent harm and uphold important community values, such ...

Being an active bystander means being aware when someone’s behaviour is inappropriate or threatening and choosing to challenge it, or by assisting someone who needs support. If you do not feel ...