This weeks #SundayThread Every contact leaves a trace. Those in policing will recognise this saying. This principle is foundational in forensic science, as it implies that evidence is left behind in every interaction.

This weeks #SundayThread Snitches get stitches. I’m surprised I haven’t talked about this before. In a lot of my work I often ask groups to share the perceptions of people in orgs who report poor behaviour. I’m often met with terms such as snitch, grass, troublemaker.

This weeks #SundayThread A need for role models. I read this week about the speech given by @GarethSouthgate at the recent #RichardDimbleby lecture. He talked about a need for role models for men beyond online male influencers.

John is spot on here. Mkte wirk needed to better engage boys on these issues. The topic of my #SundayThread today bsky.app/profile/grah...

This weeks #SundayThread Beware wolves in sheep’s clothing Matthew 7:15 Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing but inwardly are ravenous wolves. Last weekend I spoke with @matthew-wright.bsky.social about male influencers & their skill of sucking men into toxic conversations

This weeks #SundayThread Notice - Decide - Act. In 1960’s 2 social scientists studied the actions of bystanders. What led people to move from a passive role to an active one. A 5 step process was identified. 1 Notice 2 See emergency 3 Take responsibility 4 Decide response 5 Act

This weeks #SundayThread Caging The Gorilla. This week I’ve been skiing in France. The other night I found myself eavesdropping a fascinating conversation about human decision making when stressed. The men were fighter pilots. I introduced myself & we kept talking

This weeks #SundayThread - Why we don’t act. This past couple of weeks an unsettling story was told in US media. A man set fire to a random woman on a New York subway train. Sadly the woman died & it appears other passengers simply stood & watched failing to help

For this weeks #SundayThread A lesson from #GavinAndStaceyFinale Like many of you I tuned into watch the last ever show of this iconic comedy show. Over the years I’ve laughed at & admired the friendship between characters Smithy and Gavin. I’ve also learned (Spoiler alert)

I’ve dedicated a #SundayThread to #giselepelicot before but she deserves another one. This weeks thread “an answer to rape culture is a society so harmful for perps/potential perps that these men know their attitudes are not the norm”

This weeks #SundayThread - the power of a simple hands up as a tool to address workplace harm. The term pluralistic ignorance comes from psychology and is used to describe when personal norms appear at odds with group norms. See image I created a few years back

This weeks #SundayThread What kind of trainer are you? Do you train for yourself or do you train for those in the room. For me this is the notion of transactional v transformational. Let’s explore these terms and apply to training delivery.

'Rigorous' law firm to lead Gregg Wallace probe - MasterChef producers BBC News heard allegations of inappropriate comments and behaviour by 13 people who worked with Wallace.

This weeks #SundayThread Bystanders, bystanders everywhere. These past days another news story has emerged which for me highlights how passive bystanders contributed to the harm doing. I’m talking about the case of Gregg Wallace. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

Woman who accused Conor McGregor of rape wins civil assault case - and is awarded damages Nikita Hand has been awarded €248,603 (£206,000) in damages after a jury at Dublin's High Court found McGregor assaulted her in a Dublin hotel in 2018.

This weeks #SundayThread The Courage to Report. The verdict in this case for me highlights a need to believe victims. Let me explain

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Church of England abuse survivors call for further resignations The Archbishop of Canterbury has announced he will step down over a damning report into abuse.

I find it unsettling that many leaders talk a good game but when it comes to action it’s rarely seen. Why is that? Do we focus more on ability/experience than character. This weeks #SundayThread Character matters and here’s why. www.bbc.com/news/article...