Discover how Active Bystander training can empower communities and promote intervention

The Hollie Gazzard Trust is hosting the country's first Active Bystander Conference this July 2024, with expert speakers and academics sharing how Active Bystander training can empower communities to intervene in harassment, abuse and violence, potentially saving lives.

By Chloe Gorman  |  Published
Hear from experts and leading academics at the Hollie Gazzard Trust's Active Bystander Conference this July 2024.

Gloucestershire charity, the Hollie Gazzard Trust, is hosting an insightful conference on the power of Active Bystander training on Wednesday 10 July 2024.

In the first event of its kind, attendees can hear from industry experts and leading academics about how Active Bystander training can transform communities, empowering people with the tools they need to intervene in harassment, abuse or violence and potentially save lives. 

Keynote speakers include the Bishop of Gloucester, the Rt. Reverend Rachel Treweek; chair of the Race and Equality Commission Gloucestershire, Rupert Walters; Exeter University associate professor, Rachel Fenton; Dr Nathan Eisenstadt from Kindling Interventions; and Hartpury's deputy principal, Lesley Worsfold.

The conference forms part of the Hollie Gazzard Trust's programme of events to mark the charity's 10-year anniversary and is supported by headline sponsor Hartpury University and Hartpury College, with additional sponsorship from Fraser Allen Estate Management, Elmrep and Newent Community School and Sixth Form Centre.

Tickets cost £50 and will be limited to 100 spaces, available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

For more information, or to book tickets, visit ticketpass.org.

Event

Hollie Gazzard Trust Active Bystander Conference 2024

Dates

Wednesday 10 July 2024

Times

Registration from 9am

Admission

£50 plus booking fee

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