Responding to Racism in the Community – Bystander Intervention Training
Responding to Racism in the Community – Bystander Intervention Training
As part of Dublin Learning City Festival 2025, IADT’s EDI unit is hosting a Bystander Intervention Training session. Delivered by IADT’s Dignity & Respect Officer, this session will focus on how to recognise racist behaviours and microaggressions, and how to intervene and challenge racism in safe and productive ways.
What is Bystander Intervention Training?
Bystander Intervention Training is a practical skills workshop that aims to highlight the danger of normalizing and accepting abusive behaviour within the community. This training provides participants with the key skills needed to know how to recognise racist behaviours and microaggressions, safely intervene in situations where harm is being caused and report instances of racism.
Please note, this session will include references to assault, abuse and discrimination. Support services will be signposted throughout the session.
This session will run online. Once registered, a link to the webinar will be emailed to you.
Additional Details
Event Medium - Online
Wheelchair Access - Yes
Contact Phone No. - N/A
Contact Email - N/A
Event profile (Keys) - Training (personal and professional development. Learning from third level institution, Adult education centre, Private providers, etc)
Registration Required - Yes
Organiser
IADT is Ireland’s only higher education institute of art, design and technology with a specific focus on the creative, cultural and technological sectors. Our campus is home to IADT’s Faculty of Enterprise and Humanities, the Faculty of Film, Art and Creative Technologies, as well as Ireland’s National Film School, meaning there’s a place and a discipline for everyone. In IADT, we value the principles of Equality, Diversity and Inclusion and hold a Bronze Athena Swan Award.
