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Sexual Harassment & Violence

Resources for Coworkers

If you witness or perceive behavior that you think might be sexual harassment, there are many ways that you can offer help.

Decision Tree for Coworkers

The Decision Tree for Coworkers provides tips on supporting a coworker who asks for help, and guidance on identifying ways you can help and support.

Bystander Intervention Training

Everyone should be part of the solution. Bystander Intervention Training is a great way to engage coworkers, build awareness, and train “upstanders.”

 

 

Top 10 Things Men Can Do

Men have an opportunity to become thoughtful allies. If there are opportunities to disrupt inappropriate or dangerous behavior, and it can be done safely, do it. If there is some course of planned action, make sure to consult and respect the survivor’s wishes.

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