Active bystandership when correctly defined and applied builds strong workplace culture. Ther approach builds cohesive, strong and resilient teams and workplaces. Science backs this up. If you aren't having the active bystandership conversation, you should. Here's why In a previous blog I wanted to better define the term active bystandership. As I pointed out it … Continue reading Active Bystandership – The benefits for all.
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Active bystandership – What is it?
Defining a term is important. When you are unclear in what you are talking about those people you are trying to influence will create their own definition. When you provide clarity you provide opportunity. To help people see differently you first need to help them think differently. Active bystandership – What is it? This is … Continue reading Active bystandership – What is it?
Time for A Wellbeing Rethink?
Police officers and staff sacrifice so much to keep their communities safe. Police culture is at the centre of many past and current issues in policing. The focus in recent years has been on officer and staff behaviour however it has been at the expense of officer and staff wellbeing. Whilst senior leaders have a … Continue reading Time for A Wellbeing Rethink?
Friends don’t let friends – the role of friends in preventing violence
Looking at an issue through a bystander lens provides another insight into a problem. When we think differently we help provide new ways to address the problem. To think differently we must first see differently. These last weeks the Netflix series Adolescence has raised much needed discussions on boys and men in society. Discussed on … Continue reading Friends don’t let friends – the role of friends in preventing violence
The Power Of The Situation – Part 2
I’ve written before using this title. I applied it to a policing issue. I wanted to use the same title to explore how the power of the situation plays out in many different issues. A focus on the individual is often a priority for many involved in the prevention of harm, however a focus on … Continue reading The Power Of The Situation – Part 2
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