Bystander Intervention Campaign Toolkit
Avon and Somerset Police - 21st February 2024
National figures show that 71% of women have experienced harassment in public spaces. Sexist jokes, inappropriate comments, unwanted attention. These may not be 'crimes' but they are no less threatening or harmful to the person experiencing them and could lead to more serious forms of sexual harassment or assault.
This campaign calls for people to be more aware of what's going on around them and how to spot the signs someone may be being harassed. It highlights the different ways people can safely intervene if they notice someone being harassed, through the 5 Bystander Intervention methods.
Within this toolkit, you can find:
- Key messages
- How to spot the signs and examples of harassment
- The five methods of bystander intervention outlined in a series of short animated videos
Download the If Not You Then Who Campaign Toolkit (PDF) by following this link.