We might think we would step in if we saw something inappropriate, yet research shows that 86% of us do nothing when we witness exclusive behaviour.
Why? Often, we’re not sure exactly what to say or do, or fear the consequences of intervention.
We’re all responsible for upholding an inclusive, collaborative and effective working environment. But if your workforce don’t know how to intervene, then exclusive behaviour can fester, undermining inclusive, effective and psychologically safe work cultures.
Effective bystander intervention
Pearn Kandola’s Active Bystander training enables participants to identify and act upon exclusive behaviours and micro-incivilites when they occur in the workplace.
Critically, during the programme they will practice a variety of approaches in real-world scenarios, and will leave equipped with the skills and confidence to intervene in the most effective way, depending on the situation.
This is the difference between our evidence-based programme and off-the-shelf alternatives. Our programmes are proven to go beyond awareness raising and trigger lasting behavioral change, that you can measure.
Equip your employees to start taking action, accountability and shared responsibility for upholding an inclusive culture in your organisation.
