Transforming Bystander Behaviour: Be Curious, Not Furious.
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This is an episode you don’t want to miss! We are tackling the topic of being an effective bystander when it comes to sexism, racism, violence, misogyny, homophobia and preventing domestic violence. Shaan Ross Smith is the Director of MATE. Shaan shares her knowledge and guidance with actual step by steps actions we can take to truly make a difference.
Please note we discuss the national crisis of violence against women and we encourage all listeners to take care when listening to upsetting and/or triggering topics.
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