Safe Science Society WUR

Informations de contact, plan et itinéraire, formulaire de contact, heures d'ouverture, services, évaluations, photos, vidéos et annonces de Safe Science Society WUR, Enseignement supérieur, Droevendaalsesteeg 2, S. I.c.a.p. Sacre Coeur.

The Safe Science Society is an initiative by Wageningen University & Research to train and educate students and staff to take responsibility in forming a safe science society

20/11/2023

Embracing the on safety.wur.nl ! 🤝 Creating a culture of safety, support, and unity. Tag your college squad to join the challenge and more! 🎓🏫

13/11/2023

Join the challenges by scanning the QR code and collect points to surely win the WUR sweatshirt.

06/11/2023

Social safety challenges are back. Starting this Thursday. Join new and old challenges online ....and win exciting WUR merchandise.

23/10/2023

A workshop on " Stand Up against boundary crossing behavior" focusing on bystander intervention.

The training will last for an hour to 1.5 hours, that cover the following topics:
What are forms of boundary-crossing behavior?
What are consequences of boundary crossing behavior (and why is it important that we talk about it)?
What can you do if you see boundary crossing behavior happening?
How can you help yourself if boundary crossing behavior happens to you?
In the training, participants practice directly with relevant examples with relevant examples from practice. Afterwards, they are able to recognize boundary crossing behavior and offer help in a way that is also safe for them.

The workshop will be held on 9th November 2023 at 17:30 in forum V0031/V0034 in English.

We hope that you will join us for this valuable learning experience and share it with your networks. To register for the workshop, please share and fill this form before 2nd November 2023.
https://forms.gle/nJP8VyK6tEeNPYkBA

11/10/2023

Understand microaggression and how to overcome it.

We are half way through the challenges. How many did you attempt already?
Mention in comments.

03/10/2023

Join challenge 5 : Find support .......this Thursday (5th oct).
We'll be available at forum stage from 12 to 2pm for queries and suggestions.

26/09/2023

Join the challenge this Thursday to learn how to start different conversations or how to deal with them.

18/09/2023

Join us every Thursday for new challenges to learn about social safety and win WUR merchandise

11/09/2023

Join a new challenge every Thursday.

02/09/2023

Join us from 12noon to 2pm for the first challenge .....and collect points to win prizes.

15/11/2022

From powerless bystander to saviour in a time of need.

On the train, the bar, the supermarket, and, with a little bad luck, also at the university of student association: you could witness inappropriate behaviour anywhere. Do you look away or intervene? And if so, how? That was the topic of the third SafeTEA evening. Resource joined in.

Social SafeTEA is an initiative by the Student Service Centre related to ‘feel safe at WUR’. The initiative consists of a combination of online challenges and events on campus. The workshop showed that active bystander is typically a topic that requires a live approach. Because how do you respond to a threatening or uncomfortable situation? Will it put you in danger?

Drunk
The hesitation the approximately fifteen participants felt at the start of the session had almost entirely vanished after half an hour. In a concluding role-playing game, they joined forces in an improvised but well-coordinated manner to end inappropriate behaviour. The role-playing involved semi-aggressive drunken behaviour, convincingly displayed by one of the participants. The typical drunk intrusively demanding another drink after the final round. But, it could just have easily been a situation in which a person invades someone’s personal space, a fellow traveller harassing a passenger on the train, or the umpteenth person wanting to touch your friend’s frizzy hair. The participants offered suggestions for a range of situations with which they are frequently confronted..

Positive feeling
The exercise in handling the drunk gave them a positive feeling, they said. For the victim, because they felt supported in getting out of a difficult situation, and for the bystanders because acting is better for your self-respect than being a helpless witness. Even the “drunk” felt okay, he said. The active bystanders had successfully redirected his focus and guided him to a spot a little further away, enabling him to back down without losing face or engaging in a confrontation. Thus, an escalation is prevented.

Those who want to join the Social SafeTEA programme can do so until 29 December. The last two SafeTEA Evenings are on 29 November and 7 December.

10/11/2022

CHALLENGE 6 | MICROAGGRESIONS
During this challenge we will explore how our apparently inoffensive acts or statements can ultimately show discrimination or bias towards certain groups.

Read about microaggresion experiences from students in the pictures, swipe to left.

Adresse

Droevendaalsesteeg 2
S. I.c.a.p. Sacre Coeur
6708PB

Site Web

http://www.safesciencesociety.nl/

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