bystander-intervention

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Bias Response Team
Bystander Intervention Training
Engaging Faith Communities
Fair Housing/Source of Income Discrimination
Project Equal Access and Disability Rights
Reentry and the Fair Chance Act
Supporting Immigrant Communities
Working with LGBTQI Communities
Youth for Equity and Solidarity
Business Outreach

Bias Response Team

Bystander Intervention Training

Engaging Faith Communities

Fair Housing/Source of Income Discrimination

Project Equal Access and Disability Rights

Reentry and the Fair Chance Act

Supporting Immigrant Communities

Working with LGBTQI Communities

Youth for Equity and Solidarity

Business Outreach


Bystander Intervention Training

Bystander intervention is built on the idea that we all play a role in creating safe public spaces for each other when we see our neighbors and community members facing bias, discrimination, or harassment. The NYC Commission on Human Rights and community partners regularly co-host bystander intervention trainings to provide New Yorkers with the tools and strategies to safely respond when they witness bias incidents and discrimination. Participants leave these trainings equipped with verbal and behavioral de-escalation strategies to non-violently intervene to disrupt hate-violence or hate speech. The trainings explore the meaning of safety, of being an effective ally, and how identity plays a role in the ways we choose to intervene.

Organizations may email trainings@cchr.nyc.gov to co-host a bystander intervention training in your community.

Resources

Center for Anti-Violence Education

Hollaback!

Anti-Violence Project