Our activities and resources help students and staff to develop knowledge, skills, and confidence to create a safe and welcoming community at Warwick.
Our Active Bystander Intervention courses equip participants with the knowledge, skills and confidence to make safe, effective interventions in response to harmful behaviours. Find out more and register here.
What does it mean to be an active bystander, why should I intervene, and how can I do it safely? Find out more with our micro-course, delivered by text message over two days. It's just 10 minutes commitment, with a free Greggs sausage roll (incl. vegan) if you complete it!
Run by the Chemistry Department – in collaboration with IATL and WE – the Designing for Inclusion programmeLink opens in a new windowis looking of students and staff from across all departments and faculties and want to fund your solutions to EDI problems on campus.
Experience the programme's one-hour introduction to active bystander intervention for students, attended by over 5000 Warwick students to date. The workshop is being offered on a one-off basis for staff who would benefit from gaining insight into the the knowledge, skills, and confidence gained by students' attendance at a workshop.
Develop knowledge, skills, and confidence to make safe, effective interventions in response to inappropriate behaviours
Explore respectful interactions with names to support a culture of inclusivity within our diverse learning community.
Help promote kindness within our community, and nominate someone for a Kindness on Campus award.
Use our toolkit of values-based teaching activities to facilitate opportunities for students to engage with community values.
Explore the role of men in addressing gender-based violence, with a focus on male sports clubs.
Warwick Mediation: trained, impartial peer mediators can help facilitate difficult conversations in a safe, non-judgemental space.
Report + Support: access support and get advice on reporting options relating to sexual misconduct, harassment, bullying, and hate.
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