Active Bystander training is an effective way to empower people to address and prevent harassment and discrimination in a workspace. It equips workers with the right knowledge, tools and motivation to intervene safely and stop inappropriate behaviour before it rises to the level of unlawful harassment. This in-person workshop, designed for artists, creatives and arts workers in the arts and creative sectors in Ireland, is led by Professor Louise Crowley, Professor of Law at UCC and Director of the UCC Bystander Intervention Programme, and leading policy analyst and consultant Olwen Dawe, who has an established track record in developing and implementing equality, diversity and inclusion projects. Date & time: Thurs 6 March, 10am - 1pm Location: Dublin city, venue to be confirmed Duration: 3 hrs duration, with a tea/coffee break. Cost: Free of charge for anyone working in the arts and creative sectors in Ireland Travel Bursaries: A limited number of travel bursaries are available to cover the travel costs to attend this workshop, if you are based outside of the city of Dublin. To avail of a travel bursary, please send a short bio to info@safetocreate.ie. Travel bursaries will be awarded on a first-come first-served basis, and only upon completion of the course and on receipt of invoice and travel receipts. Participant feedback from past workshops: ‘It was excellent training. Clear and well delivered.’ ‘I felt positive about having a room full of people giving up their time to make the industry better. It felt hopeful.’ ‘It was thought provoking and engaging. The use of scenarios was particularly effective.’ ‘Clear strategies to deal with bullying/toxic behaviour, a frank and forthright presentation, and very useful real-world examples to interrogate how I feel I would have responded in the past versus what I could do in the future.’ ‘Great to do it in person. Very lively and informative’

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Guinness Storehouse

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Specialty exhibition halls

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Visiting the Guinness Black Brewery (Guinness Storehouse) is usually a very interesting and educational experience. Visitors generally appreciate the long history of Guinness beer and the Irish cultural background. The exhibition details the brewing process, brand development and global impact of beer. Many visitors enjoy interactive exhibitions, especially those that can be personally involved, such as learning how to perfectly pour a pint of Guinness Black Beer and earning a certificate. The Gravity Bar on the top floor offers panoramic views of Dublin and is one of the highlights of the visit. Guests can enjoy a complimentary Guinness beer while enjoying the city view. The gift shop offers a wealth of Guinness brand souvenirs, from clothing to beer glasses, and is a great place to buy souvenirs. Guided tours are usually well received, staff friendly and knowledgeable, able to provide detailed explanations and answer visitors&#39; questions. The restaurant and cafes in the factory offer a wide selection of options for visitors to taste the cuisine paired with Guinness beer. Although it is mainly beer-related exhibitions, there are family-friendly activities and exhibitions that make it fun for visitors of all ages. Overall, the visit experience at Guinness Black Brewery is generally considered worthwhile, especially for beer lovers and tourists interested in Irish culture. Tickets are a bit small and expensive at 32 euros per person

Trinity College Dublin

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The most worthwhile attraction in Dublin, there are three worthwhile attractions: the first is the Book of Kells, which is the national treasure of Ireland, but you must listen to the audio guide, otherwise you will not understand the preciousness of this scripture; the second is the library gallery, which is the filming location of the Harry Potter movie, and it is also very quaint and unique; the third is the oldest harp in Ireland. In general, the tour is very exciting, the small disadvantage is that the price of Ctrip is slightly more expensive than the local ticket price, and the cost performance is not very high.

The College Green Hotel Dublin, Autograph Collection

Dublin Castle

Historic buildings

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Dublin Castle has a long royal history and the attractions are worth visiting. The ticket price is only 8 euros (6 euros for those over 60 years old). However, the ticket price on Ctrip for those over 60 years old is 160 yuan, which is 3 times the price on site. It is too expensive!!! It has affected my high trust and good impression of Ctrip!!!

St Patrick's Cathedral

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St. Patrick&#39;s Cathedral is Ireland&#39;s largest Catholic church. St. Patrick&#39;s Cathedral is exquisite and grand, more than 300 years ago, the author of Gulliver&#39;s Travels, Jonathan Westft, was bishop of the church and his remains were buried under it. The church has a Chinese guide to get a detailed understanding of the church&#39;s details, its construction and restoration history, as well as the characters and stories associated with it. After visiting St Patrick&#39;s Cathedral, you can spend a short time in St Patrick&#39;s Park at the back of the church. This park is very small, with a small market, stalls selling art, handicrafts and cosmetics. It is recommended to book tickets in advance.

Phoenix Park

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Be warned, to walk all the way through takes about an hour and there are no busses that stop in the park- they only drive through and stop either side, but the park itself is beautiful and easy to spend that much time wandering in, the deer are usually in the upper end of the park after the cricket field, there are a few food carts dotted around and also Dublin zoo located in the park

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