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060: Who Will Step In? The Responsibility to Recognize, Interrupt, and Respond to Harm

060: Who Will Step In? The Responsibility to Recognize, Interrupt, and Respond to Harm

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What does stepping in actually look like when someone is in danger, or when someone trusts you enough to tell you they have been harmed?

Sometimes it looks like two students who refuse to walk past something wrong. Sometimes it looks like a stranger who sits beside someone at the hospital, without trying to take control. And sometimes it is a colleague who calmly says, “That was Sandra’s idea,” when a woman’s contribution is overlooked.

Sandra Wint and Annette Garsteck ask what changes when responsibility moves beyond the person harmed. How do we listen without interrogating? How can bystanders intervene without escalating danger? What do leaders and mentors teach through the behavior they allow or challenge?

This final conversation in their three-part series explores the practical choices that can help people feel supported and change what a community tolerates.

This discussion contains sexual assault, drugging, and trauma. Please take care as you listen.

For confidential sexual assault support in the U.S., visit https://rainn.org/.

Join our newsletter to continue the conversation at https://www.exposingthehiddenreality.com. Access resources from the three-part series, Episodes 058 — 060 at https://www.exposingthehiddenreality.com/episode-058.

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Connect with Annette Garsteck:
https://www.annettegarsteck.com

Connect with Sandra Wint:
https://www.me-her-us.com

Photography of Sandra Wint + Annette Garsteck taken by Katie Garlock, Portrations
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