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Sexual harassment in the workplace affects individuals, teams, and organisational culture. Quality training is critical to empower participants to address these issues effectively, as case law highlights the significant legal and reputational risks organisations face when harassment is not adequately prevented or managed.
This interactive training provides a safe space to explore the complexities of sexual harassment, recognise its subtle and overt forms, and develop effective strategies for prevention and intervention.
If you’re looking for a tailored sexual harassment workshop for Senior Leaders, take a look at this outline.
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Participants will leave with practical tools to contribute to a respectful and inclusive workplace, rooted in a deep understanding of individual and organisational responsibilities under the Worker Protection Act 2023.
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this training, participants will:
This Sexual Harassment Training workshop is available with actors. Here’s a snippet of our actors in action…
Introduction: The session begins with an exploration of the Worker Protection Act 2023, using a Mentimeter activity to engage participants in understanding their individual responsibilities and rights, as well as their employer’s obligations.
Fine Lines: Participants will engage in a Mentimeter activity featuring multiple-choice questions based on hypothetical scenarios of sexual harassment. These scenarios include grey areas where responses may depend on context, challenging participants to reflect critically on their assumptions and biases. The purpose of this activity is to highlight the complexity of addressing harassment and to encourage deeper discussions about workplace boundaries and appropriate responses.
How this looks with actors:
Participants observe actors performing scenarios involving sexual harassment, including subtle behaviours and boundary-crossing behaviours. Participants will analyse the dynamics of harassment in a safe and controlled environment, generating a deeper understanding of appropriate interventions. Participants will also engage directly with the actors to discuss possible actions and reflect on the nuances of these situations.
Survivor Testimonies and Reflection: Anonymised or pre-recorded survivor testimonies will be shared to highlight the emotional and organisational impact of sexual harassment. Participants will engage in reflective discussions to explore the perspectives of survivors, bystanders, and organisations.
How this looks with actors:
Our actors will perform short scenarios depicting situations where bystander intervention is needed. Each scenario pauses at a critical decision point, allowing participants to discuss how they would respond. The actors then adapt in real time based on the participants’ input, demonstrating the potential outcomes of different approaches.
Story Cards Activity: Participants use cards containing prompts related to workplace behaviours, reactions, and consequences to create short narratives around sexual harassment. Each group incorporates the perspectives of all involved – victim, perpetrator, bystander, and organisation – to create a complete story. This creative activity helps participants synthesise their learning while linking it to actionable solutions.
Action Planning and Reflection: The session concludes with a facilitated discussion where participants reflect on their key takeaways. They will answer two critical questions:
Participants will develop a personalised action plan to ensure their learning translates into meaningful, measurable change.
Bitesize Learning Videos
Our bitesize learning video series is made up of short, engaging 10-15 minute videos created to replace traditional e-learning, and/or support the embedding of other learning interventions. The Sexual Harassment bitesize learning session explores the impacts of unwanted sexual conduct and introduces the importance of understanding our own and others’ boundaries.
Learning Objectives:

Toolkits for Managers
Our carefully curated Equality, Diversity & Inclusion ‘toolkits’ offer an array of self-reflection tools, conversation starters and mini training activities. They are versatile, suitable for a variety of settings such as personal development, team development, inductions, team meetings and one-to-ones. These toolkits work as both timely learning resources and as ongoing educational aids. Each toolkit comes with clear, step-by-step instructions and resources, making them accessible for anyone to use, whether in-person or remotely.
Our training approach is dynamic, focusing on engaging and energising participants through interactive experiences while minimising lecturing. Our experience shows that this is the most effective way to inspire participants and bring about meaningful change within your organisation. These toolkits are not just packed with stimulating activities; they are also crafted to enable facilitators to guide learners effectively. This approach supports the integration of new insights into tangible shifts in thought, behaviour, and action.

We believe real progress in diversity, equity and inclusion doesn’t come from tick‑box training – it comes from courageous conversations, immersive experiences, and tools that support long‑term culture change.
Our award‑winning Equality, Diversity & a Culture of Inclusion programmes go beyond awareness to build practical skills and confidence, using bespoke workshops, actor‑led scenarios, interactive activities and reflective discussions that bring learning to life for your teams. From unconscious bias and micro‑behaviours to neurodiversity and allyship, our solutions are designed to help organisations cultivate inclusive environments where all people can thrive.
We offer a flexible range of learning elements to enhance and extend your diversity and inclusion strategy, including professionally produced bitesize learning videos, interactive toolkits, personalised journals, culture diagnostics, and blended learning journeys tailored to your organisational goals. Whether delivered virtually or in‑person, our creative, data‑informed approach ensures that every participant leaves equipped with actionable insights and meaningful takeaways.
“Having the actors there, re-enacting some of the issues that we have had at DFS has really bought the situations to life. The feedback has been really positive, with people saying it’s the best training course they have been on and how thought-provoking the sessions have been.”
WORKSHOPS WITH ACTORS