At Te Whare Tāwharau, we offer three workshops, which give you the opportunity to learn more about consent, intervention methods, and supporting those who have been impacted by sexual harm.
CommUNIty 102 – a workshop for first year students
CommUNIty 102 is a workshop designed for first-year students at the university.
This program looks at consent and the different pressures you might face in different relationships, and how you can respond to these pressures. It's a discussion-based program which emphasises talking about our own experiences and solutions that we could use. There is a strong emphasis put on how to create safer communities and how we can look out for each other.
Visit the CommUnity102 webpage for more information and to register
HYBRID – a workshop for student leaders
HYBRID (Helping You the Bystander Respond and Intervene to Disclosures) is a workshop developed for student leaders around the University.
Whether a university club or association exec team, demonstrators and tutors or just someone who wants to lead the way in keeping our university community safe from sexual harm.
Visit the HYBRID webpage for more information and to register
Responding to Disclosures – a workshop for staff
Responding to Disclosures is a 60 to 90-minute (depending on the needs of the group) workshop for University staff to discuss how to respond to disclosures of sexual harm. This workshop also discusses your roles and responsibilities as professional and academic staff under the Sexual Misconduct Policy.
Register for the Responding to Disclosures workshop
Workshop readiness
If you have been asked to participate in one of our workshops, but are worried the content might be triggering, please contact us for more detail on the workshop content or discuss with your supervisor, manager or head of college.