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How to be an active bystander

The Student Well-Being Office works to ensure that FLC is a community of active bystanders. Being an active bystander means taking action in a risky situation…like bullying, sexual harassment or assault, discrimination, alcohol abuse, etc. You might think this comes easy and say, "Someone is bound to step up and take action if there is trouble.” However, that isn’t necessarily the case. 

We tend to make decisions and behave based on the reactions we get from others. The is when someone is less likely to intervene in a problem situation when others are present. The more people around, the less likely we are to act!

How active a bystander are you?

• Test your awareness in this !
• View a recording of the  held by the Diversity Collaborative and WellPAC.
• We are happy to hold an active bystander training for your organization or class.

Be a BAD ASS!

Thanks to the , we encourage every FLC student to be a BAD ASS! Yes, that's right:

Be
Aware
Decide to
Act
Say
Something

For more information, download and print our BAD ASS handout

Hollaback!

Harassment and violence are rising, and Hollaback is here to end it. They are on a mission to end harassment—in all its forms. They offer virtual, interactive harassment prevention and bystander intervention training. They have an award-winning app that can be used to document harassment and to Hollaback!