Helping you prevent and respond to sexual harassment on campus
Consent Collective TV
Consent Collective TV is a university-wide library of video resources that can support you in your efforts to prevent and respond to sexual harassment on campus. From academic lectures to short engaging videos about consent our resources are designed to engage, inspire and educate.
Online seminars
Live online session tailored to the needs of your staff
Responding to reports of sexual harassment on campus
Help your staff feel confident in the way they are responding to reports of sexual harassment from interactions with student and staff involved, through to conducting interviews and writing case material for panels.
Designed for: HR and student services staff who are involved in the investigation or case management of any type of sexual harassment on campus.
Content covered
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Myths and misconceptions
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Working in a way that is trauma informed
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Good practice when interviewing all parties involved
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Preparing materials for the panel/writing up case notes
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Professional boundaries and wellbeing
Length: 4 hours with breaks
Limit on numbers: None
Essential psychology for panel members
Ensure that the people asked to make decisions about sexual harassment on campus are equipped with the right information and resources
Designed for: Anyone asked to sit on a misconduct panel hearing a sexual harassment case
Content covered
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Myths and misconceptions
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Key psychology in sexual harassment
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Professional boundaries and wellbeing
Length: 2 hours with breaks
Limit on numbers: None
Trauma informed student support
Designed for: Any member of staff who provides support or case management to students.
Content covered
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Understanding trauma: What is it, how does it present, how do people heal from trauma?
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Good practice when working with students
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Vicarious trauma
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Professional boundaries and wellbeing
Length: 4 hours with breaks
Limit on numbers: None
From burn out to boundaries. Staff wellbeing in student support services
Designed for: Any member of staff who provides support or case management to students.
Content covered
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Professional boundaries and wellbeing
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Vicarious trauma
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Good practice from chaos to endings
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Practices for the road ahead
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Circle experience - boundaries
Length: 4 hours with breaks
Limit on numbers: Up to 30 people
Contact our co-founder Cynthia Ellis to find out more about our online seminars
Online courses
Circle
Group connection and professional development for your team
Teams who are asked to hold the complexities of trauma and sexual harm need spaces to reflect, connect and develop the skills that will help support their wellbeing and professional learning. Circle is a way of holding groups that allows people to find calm in the chaos, provides a way of truly listening to one another, and helps people feel into their own boundaries and growth.
We have used circle to support teams working in the Rape Crisis sector for years. Let us support your teams using this beautiful and powerful practice.
Our 90 minute online circles can explore themes such as boundaries, belonging, trust, hope, conflict, justice, anger, endings, dignity, leadership and joy. Hold a one-off circle, or ask us to make a programme of circles for your team so that they feel held and connected in the work.
We believe that circle could be one of the most powerful ways of supporting your staff, growing group cohesion, and preventing internal conflicts and burn out.
