Learn from the expert
Dr Nina Burrowes
The Consent Collective founder Dr Nina Burrowes is a psychologist and nationally recognised expert on the psychology of sexual harassment, sexual violence and domestic abuse. A regular educator of police officers, prosecutors, barristers, judges, therapists, healthcare and education professionals, Dr Burrowes is the author of two books on sexual abuse and the presenter of the BBC’s ‘Rape on trail. Is the jury out?’. Nina has spoken about sexual harassment at conferences, in parliaments, at music festivals, on TV and on the radio. She brings her depth of understanding to a broad range of contexts, ensuring that your learning is based on a solid foundation.
Content
- Welcome (5:25)
- The difference between prevention and raising awareness (4:42)
- Why is culture so important? (8:04)
- Lessons from sexual harassment prevention work (8:14)
- What education and skills training are necessary? (14:17)
- Good practice in prevention work (11:21)
- Going deeper with the work (5:54)
- The good news (6:16)
- Next steps... (7:55)
- What if we don't have senior buy-in? (7:48)
- How do we know the specific risks we face as an organisation? (5:44)
- How many of our people may have lived experience of sexual harassment or related experiences of abuse? (6:35)
- My team will probably hold most of this work. How can I make sure they are resourced and supported? (7:43)
The Consent Collective is a social enterprise with a deep passion for activism and a commitment to social change at its heart. We help organisations and communities understand consent, trauma, relationships and sexual harassment. We work in multiple sectors bringing our depth of knowledge to a wide range of contexts. We use our expertise and resources to empower teams to deliver meaningful and impactful work in service of their clients, students or colleagues.
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