Strategies for Effective Bystander Intervention

This 2-hour training explores the factors that influence bystander intervention and research-based strategies for intervening effectively in response to different forms of bias and discrimination, including explicit bias, “casual” bias, and bias expressed in digital environments.

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REQUIREMENTS:

– Each participant will receive a unique Zoom link. Do not share this link with others.

– Each participant must log in on their own device. Multiple people may not share one device.

– Participants will not be admitted more than 30 minutes after the session start time.

– By registering for this training, participants agree to the DCR code of conduct: DCR reserves the right to remove participants from a training if they: engage in threatening, intimidating, or harassing conduct; make disparaging remarks; engage in inappropriate conduct, including but not limited to nudity or profanity; or otherwise substantially disrupt a training.

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