Lessons: Bystanders - We Need Your HELP

Brigitte Kimichik • August 12, 2019

Bystander Intervention Can Stop Sexual Assault Before It Happens

Bystander intervention is especially important for male colleagues. Read the full story here. For more information on this topic, please check out Play Nice

Men - How Can you Help?

Jason Katz provides the male’s perspective on why it is important for men to engage in bystander intervention in this article and video provided by CBS News.

Bystander Intervention and Teens

It is important to talk about examples at work and at home. Help your teens understand how they can identify a troubled situation and how they can help. TeenVogue came up with a step-by-step guide on how to handle certain situations. Please share this with your teens. Read the full story.
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