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Bystander intervention options

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Direct, Distract, Delegate, Document, Delay

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Direct, Distract, Delegate, Document, Delay

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The different specific options you can take in a situation as a bystander was helpful

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The different specific options you can take in a situation as a bystander was helpful

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better decisions and understanding

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I thought the practical scenarios and talking through them together were very helpful. I now have additional concrete ideas of options to intervene that are different from what I've done before.

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very informational and helpful for daily life events

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be there for the target and their safety first, and bring compassion and heart for follow up

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Most of the other content I was already familiar with but this I'd never seen before.

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It's not always respectful/supportive to directly ask someone their pronouns.

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How to better communicate even when it could be an uncomfortable conversation.

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How to better communicate even when it could be an uncomfortable conversation.

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Helped me to feel more comfortable with different intervention techniques

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Helped me to feel more comfortable with different intervention techniques

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More time, it feels like we barely scratched the surface. More practice with the tools and skills

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I want to learn more about how to proactively and systematically accommodate and celebrate neurodiversity in meetings/events/trainings etc.

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tips for changing hearts and minds - a complicated topic but one that I'd like to learn more about

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More time for sharing/activities, or small groups

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More time for sharing/activities, or small groups

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how to change the minset of others for being more open to discussion 

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how to change the minset of others for being more open to discussion 

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Appreciate them slowing down on the second and it was still a little fast for me!

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Nate's recommendation to not ask about pronouns and avoid them entirely if you don't know seemed out of line with everything else I've heard (from other non-binary people), so I'm curious how much of that is just their personal preference/not a generalized experience

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Nate's recommendation to not ask about pronouns and avoid them entirely if you don't know seemed out of line with everything else I've heard (from other non-binary people), so I'm curious how much of that is just their personal preference/not a generalized experience

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A little more time to delve into each topic in more detail would have been helpful. But it was a great introduction.

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Slow down with delivery. Also, Nate seemed to have a quick answer for everything and anything, without taking the time to pause and reflect. It is OK to take the extra time!

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it was great for me, made me learn a few new things 

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it was great for me, made me learn a few new things 

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An opportunity to practice helpful strategies as a bystander to interrupt harm being witnessed

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Being in community with the Network and looking at this important work with our hearts

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Extra time for neurodiversity topic

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i wish we had another meeting to learn and discuss more

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i wish we had another meeting to learn and discuss more

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Tools for how to communicate with relatives, it feels harder to take control of the situation when it involves loved ones - how can we drive the conversation towards respect and understanding?

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Tools for how to communicate with relatives, it feels harder to take control of the situation when it involves loved ones - how can we drive the conversation towards respect and understanding?

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I thought Nate was a great facilitator. They were warm, knowledgeable, and receptive to where the participants were at. Handled questions with knowledge and empathy.

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I was given the words I can say to stand up for those who are hurt by prejudice.

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Thinking about the range of gender identity similarly to thinking about neurodiversity (ex. autism ranges), --that gender presents differently (internally and externally) and just as we accept the range of autism, we should we open to and fight for inclusion and support of the range of gender identity and sexuality in broad terms

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Thinking about the range of gender identity similarly to thinking about neurodiversity (ex. autism ranges), --that gender presents differently (internally and externally) and just as we accept the range of autism, we should we open to and fight for inclusion and support of the range of gender identity and sexuality in broad terms

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Nate is so knowledgeable and committed to this work. I appreciate their clarity and willingness to share their expertise. Also: I think Nate responded in a supportive manner whenever there were questions or someone didn't fully agree with their pov.

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I'm not sure I would combine gender issues with disability/neurodivergence. Although there is an overlap, I think they are separate issues and I worry about conflating them. Also some of the material was gone through so quickly, a little more time on some topics would have been helpful.

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Really enjoyed the small group conversations.

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the examples were very helpful, and I think posing more examples as way to "practice" our thinking and responses would be help

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Still sitting with the leap that more queer people have disabilitiesnot sure about the leap that they are then tied together....

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The slides with the definitions and scenarios were helpful

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I think having small breakout rooms to discuss scenarios or ask more questions would be a good to include

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As facilitators - for member meetings, workshops, calls, etc. - it would be helpful to learn and practice strategies in similar context and to crosswalk that with our organizations values and how we address situations internally and externally in the workplace

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How much more that I don't know and still need to know. Never really had a place to talk these questions through, and the distract, delay, etc. was really helpful to think about cuz there isn't only one option (confront), which can be scary and keeps from being an ally

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Nate was knowledgeable in the content and not only by lived experiences. I really would like to learn more from Nate.

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Nate was knowledgeable in the content and not only by lived experiences. I really would like to learn more from Nate.

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I'm curious about safety. I'm very used to the overt forms of racist actions and people's survival responses (ex. the "talk"), or code switching, etc. but I'd like to understand how I might better know how to be helpful as I think I might be missing the signals that call for allies to come forward.

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How to work with parents of potentially very young (0-6 yo) LBGQT+ children, that is, with not so verbal or children that don't have the life experience to express how they feel, is there ways to support families in keeping open mind, and helping their child's caregivers/chidlren's friends' families to resist the bully, nurture the exploration without self censorship and with ease? Any tips?