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We all want to step in and help when we see someone in trouble. So what stops us? The team behind Cambridge’s anti-harassment campaign Breaking the Silence, offers some tips and techniques for distracting, disrupting or challenging a problem situation. Then asks – if we all became active bystanders, could we change our culture for good?
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