Eliminate sexual harassment webinar

Training for legal professionals – 1.5 CLE

Australia has one of the highest reported rates of sexual harassment in the world. Over 30% of Australian lawyers* reported that they had been sexually harassed in the workplace.

Sexual harassment is commonplace – 1 in 3 australian workers had experienced sexual harassment in the last 5 years in 2018**, this has increased from 1 in 5 in 2012. Fewer than 1 in 5 people (17%) make a complaint.

In this on demand webinar I provide tools and strategies for:
  • Employers to meet their obligations and manage the risks
  • Managers to know what to do if it happens in their team
  • Targets to know what to do and take back their right to a safe workplace
  • Witnesses to become confident allies
I also provide a Courage Continuum© which gives a variety of content and actions that you can do or say during or after a sexual harassment incident, depending on your level of confidence at the time. 
Who should attend

Legal professionals interested in tools and strategies to help change the culture and eliminate sexual harassment in the workplace.

This webinar provides 1.5 CPD units towards the 10 required prior to 31 March 2022.
What is covered
  • The legislation
  • What is sexual harassment
  • Why it occurs
  • The risks and impacts to the targets, perpetrators, bystanders, organisation and industry
  • What you can do if you’re a target, witness or manager
  • How to make change
  • Where to go for support
🌟 8 Additional CPD Units 🌟

I also share a number of free YouTube videos, podcasts and articles on various topics across ethics and professional responsibility, practice management and business skills, and professional skills to the value of 8 CPD units to help meet your requirements for the year.

My goal is to help make your life easier so that you know how to prevent these hazards, manage the risk, protect your organisation and workers, or know what do if you witness or experience sexual harassment at work.

Everyone has the right to a physical and psychologically safe workplace. Everyone benefits from a safe, mentally healthy work environment. 


*Source: International Bar Association Survey (2018)

**Source: Everyone’s Business. Fourth National Survey on Sexual Harassment in Australian Workplaces (2018) Australian Human Right Commission