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Bystander Intervention Programme launched for UCC Staff
2 Mar 2023
The award-nominated UCC Bystander Intervention Programme launches a new version of the course, aimed at UCC staff, on Thursday 2nd March. This programme is currently available to students and members of the public through Canvas Catalog.
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The UCC Bystander Intervention programme is led by Professor Louise Crowley of the School of Law, and was piloted at UCC for two years with Law, Nursing and Midwifery and Applied Psychology students. Students in the workshops were empowered to consider and act on their shared responsibilities in building a culture of zero tolerance to prevent and combat sexual harassment and violence, both on and off campus.