Department of Engineering course timetable

Active Bystander Training: Dr Miriam Lynn

Miriam is an Inclusion consultant, project manager and mentor with over twenty-five years’ experience in planning, delivering and managing cultural change and equity initiatives.

She has worked in several sectors including statutory, voluntary and most recently within the higher education sector, leading teams to deliver effective change. Miriam is a qualified trainer (PTLLS) and an experienced public speaker, mentor and educator.

Active Bystander Workshop Aims:

• Understand the principles behind Active Bystander interventions and the psychology behind why we choose to intervene or not

• Recognise contexts which support us to become active bystanders and strategies to amplify and strengthen these contexts

• Identify practical bystander interventions using the 4D model

• Set out and discuss through case studies and the expectations of behaviour in the workplace, including freedom of speech.

*Please note that this session requires a minimum of 5 attendees to run; cancellations and unfilled sessions won't run.*