An active bystander is someone who takes positive action to prevent or reduce harm when they encounter prejudice, discrimination, harassment, or identity-based violence. Whether it’s responding in a moment of danger or helping to tackle long-term injustices, being an active bystander is everyone’s responsibility.
This interactive training, delivered by identity-based violence prevention charity Protection Approaches, will equip participants with the confidence and practical tools to stand up against harmful behaviour anywhere, whether in their community, whilst travelling or in the workplace.
Who is it for?
This course is suitable for anyone working in:
- Offices and professional services, fostering inclusive workplace cultures.
- Community-facing roles, including leisure, health, education and public services.
- Retail and hospitality, dealing with customers and colleagues on the frontline.
What you’ll learn:
- What it means to be an active bystander: reflect on how small actions can create meaningful change.
- Standing up for others: practice responding to real-life scenarios, from inappropriate comments in the workplace to harassment in public.
- Proactive prevention: explore root causes of prejudice and discuss how to build safer, more inclusive, and just communities.
To book a place please email training@marble-arch.london
