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What role can a bystander play in responding to someone who uses violence?

This video explains what a bystander can do when responding to someone who uses violence. It is part of a collection of videos created to support workplace responses to domestic and family violence.

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The way workplaces respond to employees who use violence can help send a message that violence is not acceptable. These resources provide more information on how to respond appropriately to employees who may be using violence.

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