Anti Victim Blaming
Victim Blaming is a key barrier for victims and survivors to seek help, whilst also keeping perpetrators invisible, causing secondary victimisation from service provisions. This interactive workshop is a safe place for practitioners to understand what victim blaming is, reflect on our own bias that impacts how we respond to victims and survivors, and learn how to adopt anti-victim blaming practice.
Course Summary
DATE(S)
Various
DURATION
- 3 Hours
PRICE (FROM)
£60 (Exc VAT)
DELIVERY METHOD
Online / In Person
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Description
Introduction/Safe Spaces
Understanding Victim Blaming and where it comes from
How Victim Blaming is reinforced
Reflect on our own bias
Learn how to adopt rigorous anti-victim blaming practice
How to challenge victim blaming attitudes
Key Learning & Action Plan
Wellbeing Activity
Prerequisites
None: This session is for all practitioners and supervisors that work with children, adults, and/or families directly or indirectly in Surrey.
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