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Job Description / Duties

Learn How to Safely Intervene to Prevent Workplace Bullying.

Bullying, harassment, and intimidation in the workplace are unfortunately common occurrences in all sectors of the entertainment industry. For both the target and the witnesses these are everyday stressors that are well known but rarely addressed.

How many times have you seen a co-worker bullied or harassed and felt like you couldn’t say or do something to safely intervene for fear of reprisal or even losing work? Would you like to feel prepared to safely intervene on behalf of yourself or another?

Bystander Intervention in the Entertainment Workplace, a 90-minute webinar on Friday, October 17th at 11am Eastern teaches five easily accessible tools for use in any workplace to intervene without the worry of retaliation. Entertainment industry specific scenarios will help you understand how to choose tools to match your comfort level and include ways to help protect yourself and others in the future.

This interactive webinar is free, but advance registration at www.btshelp.org/bystander is required in order to receive the zoom login. Behind the Scenes continues to partner with Right To Be to present these ongoing webinars which are sponsored by the IATSE International and are open to all entertainment industry workers.

Qualifications / Required Skills

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Additional Information

This webinar is offered as part of an ongoing “Stop Bullying” campaign by the BTS Mental Health Initiative. Available resources include downloadable materials to raise awareness of bullying behavior, actions that can be taken to mitigate harm to yourself and/or others, as well as sample policies and procedures for your workplace.

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Contact Information

Behind the Scenes Foundation
www.btshelp.org/mentalhealth
mh@btshelp.org
212-244-1421

Employer Profile

The Behind the Scenes Mental Health Initiative provides tools to support entertainment industry workers and promote mental health and wellness. This includes information on suicide prevention, alcohol and substance use, anxiety and depression, and bullying/harassment/intimidation. Resources include sample language to talk about mental health with crew, the Entertainment Industry Therapist Finder, and tools to help explore career expansion or transition. Training is offered in bystander intervention and how to deal with substance misuse in the workplace.