Trendy campaigns such as “no means no” failed at decreasing acts of power based personal violence. A new approach involving everyday citizens commonly referred to as bystanders is necessary to reduce acts of violence within every community. In this session, presenters will demonstrate a direct, distract, and delegate bystander intervention model that any bystander can use to reduce acts of power based personal violence. The presenters will share their ongoing development process in establishing this model in their community as well as include several case studies.
A Community of One, The Bystander – Slides
