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How bystanders (like you) can help stop domestic violence
Jul 6, 2024
Robyn Westgate, a domestic violence survivor turned consultant, shares her journey from adversity to advocacy, emphasizing the importance of empowering bystanders. The podcast delves into the psychology of bystander silence, the MATE program's impact in reducing violence, and strategies to overcome barriers to intervention. It highlights the significance of education and dialogue in combatting domestic violence.
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- Empowering people to be better bystanders is crucial in reducing domestic violence.
- Encouraging active intervention and support in cases of gender-based violence can have a significant positive impact.
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The Impact of the Bystander Effect on Domestic Violence
The podcast explores the bystander effect's role in domestic violence situations. The bystander effect refers to people's tendency to not intervene in emergency situations, particularly in group settings. Understanding factors like diffusion of responsibility and fear of consequences can help individuals overcome this effect. Encouraging active bystanders in cases of gender-based violence can have a significant positive impact, providing support and intervention when needed.
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