[Libs-Or] Bystander training
Sarah Jesudason
sjesudason at tualatin.gov
Sun Apr 18 19:59:23 PDT 2021
I’ve taken a bystander invention class from Amy Collins, who is at Portland State University. Highly recommend.
Sarah Jesudason
Public Services Supervisor
Tualatin Public Library
she/her
On Apr 18, 2021, at 7:29 PM, HARMON-MYERS Margaret via Libs-Or <libs-or at omls.oregon.gov> wrote:
SURJ, Stand Up For Racial Justice, is an organization that has this kind of training. I’ve taken it and highly recommend it. They have a chapter in Eugene and also in the Portland area - there are more chapters in the state, I believe.
Margaret Harmon-Myers
Library Assistant 4
Bethel Branch Lead Worker
Eugene Public Library
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Subject: [Libs-Or] Bystander training
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Hi bookaroos!
One of the requests that I’ve received from my staff after looking at the EDI toolkit and attending Ryan Dowd’s “dealing with prejudicial remarks” webinar is for more in-depth bystander training. Basically, how to usefully intervene in the library and elsewhere if someone is being harassed, subjected to slurs, etc.
Has anyone worked with a trainer on this who’s particularly good?
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