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Free Digital Bystander Trainings

April 7, 2024
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Right To Be 
New York City, USA

Right To Be organisation offers a series of initiatives to help tackle sexual harassment, which is rife on the streets of their home in NYC. This community-led initiative has grown significantly in the last few years, and now offers free virtual trainings in bystander intervention strategies and personal development to support communities in combating street and sexual harassment. They promote social strategies through publications (online and in print) on a global scale.

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Seat At The Table Report

Women in CTRL
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London, UK
This report analyses the change in the make up of board members, Chairpersons and CEO positions across 12 music industry trade bodies in the UK.
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Progressing Gender Representation In UK Dance Music

Jaguar Foundation
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London, UK
The Jaguar Foundation commissioned and released the report “Progressing Gender Representation In UK Dance Music”.
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Perth, Australia
In 2020, WAM published the first paper of its kind, ‘Fair Play WA Report’ stemming from a series of forums and working groups.
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Masculinity in Nightlife Aggression

Journal of Psychology, Evolution and Gender
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UK
The Journal of Psychology, Evolution and Gender published a paper in 2002 which researched conflict in evening and social events in the UK.
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Gender Violence in Venues

Journal of Interpersonal Violence
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Europe
The Journal of Interpersonal Violence has published Nightlife Violence: A Gender-Specific View on Risk Factors for Violence in Nightlife Settings: A Cross-Sectional Study in Nine European Countries
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Social Prevention Strategies

Our Watch
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Melbourne, Australia
A literature review of 98 global programs, inclusive of high-, medium- and low-income demographics, assessed their effectiveness in reducing the prevalence of gender-violence.
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Drink Spiking Campaign

AIC
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Australia
The 2004 National Project on Drink Spiking report report outlines a series of resource packages tailored to the different stakeholders in the drink spiking initiative, from emergency hospital workers, liquor industry staff, to school students.
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The SHINE European Forum for Urban Security

SHINE
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Lithuania, Europe
The SHINE project aims to create a common culture among nightlife stakeholders and give them appropriate tools to prevent sexual harassment in nightlife venues.
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