In 2016, Skornton Center for Health Initiatives at Cornell University produced "Intervene", a bystander intervention video and training workshop materials, and has made the content available online for free. A facilitator discussion slide deck is also available, to allow anyone to facilitate a workshop using the video. The campaign won a Best Practices award for Health Promotion and Education from the American College Health Association in 2018.
Here are Cornell's description of the video and the workshop:
Video: The online 20-minute video Intervene
includes brief filmed scenarios demonstrating ways in which student
bystanders can successfully intervene in problematic situations. Seven
different situations are addressed, including sexual assault, sexual
harassment, intimate partner violence (emotional abuse), hazing, alcohol
emergency, emotional distress, and bias.
Workshop: An in-person 60-minute workshop
provides an opportunity for students to view the video with others and
engage in a facilitated conversation to reflect upon the attitudes and
behaviors that influence the process of intervening as an individual or
with assistance.
And here are the primary links to the Intervene content:
- Project landing page
- The 20-minute video on Vimeo, also viewable at the main project site
- Program overview one-pager (PDF)
- Facilitator's guide (.pptx / Powerpoint format)
