Bystander action

Course summary
Who should do the course?
Why do this course?
 Bystander action involves speaking up when you see something that doesn't promote a just and safe world. In this 
 course we'll look at why it is important, and how to be an active bystander.


 Individuals working in a variety of fields including health, services, local council or government organisations.

 To learn the difference between a bystander and an active bystander whilst exploring some steps you can take to
 become an active bystander.

Course information

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Course version history:
- Version 2.2 as at August 2024: Updated content warning; updated course layout - collating into one SCORM file.
- Version 2.1 as at July 2023: Pre and post-course evaluations added
- Version 2.0 updates as at March 2023: New look WHGNE eLearning course layout and new content – Safety for active bystanders
- Vesrion 1 as at November 2022: First version published.

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