Imelda Staunton on depicting Queen Elizabeth II
How could people step in safely if they see a woman being harassed in public? Former police officer Graham Goulden and criminologist Molly Ackhurst tell Emma Barnett how bystanders can protect themselves while helping others.
Imelda Staunton has played Queen Elizabeth II for the last two series of …
Weekend Woman's Hour: Imelda Staunton, Quitting parties, Mica Paris
Imelda Staunton has played Queen Elizabeth II for the last two series of television drama The Crown. As the final episodes are released this week, she joins us to discuss playing the monarch, and what it’s been like to take on this role since Her Majesty died.
How could people step in safely if the…
Violence reduction - Graham Goulden, BA,
Graham Goulden, BA, is much sought after international speaker, leadership and violence prevention trainer. For thirty years he was a Scottish police officer specialising in criminal investigation, drug investigation, training, and crime prevention.
For the last eight years of his career, he was a …
Manchester Airport Incident
Innes speaks to 30-year police officer Graham Goulden to analyse the Manchester Airport incident and modern policing more generally. Him and Josh also catch up on this week's politics.
Episode 37: Active Bystandership and Peer intervention Guest: Graham Goulden, Cultivating Minds, UK
A podcast for independent HR and people, professionals, and the businesses they support.
Hosted by Mary Asante and Charlotte Allfrey of HR Independents Ltd.
DATE: 25th November 2024
Episode 37: Active Bystandership and Peer intervention
Guest: Graham Goulden, Cultivating Minds, UK
In Episode …
14 • Active bystandership - how bystander behaviour changes workplace culture
The role of bystanders in workplace incivility, bullying and harassment incidents is significant and their behaviour can influence the course of events.
What do you do when you see something that’s just not right happening to someone nearby? Do you stand up and say something, or do you stand back …
Stepping Up: The Power of Active Bystandership
In this episode, Julian and Langdon sit down with former Scottish police chief inspector Graham Goulden. Drawing from his experience in violence prevention, he explores the psychology of inaction and the power of small interventions in workplaces like policing, fire and rescue, and corporate enviro…
Ep 245: Sarah Everard: Stopping Police Officers Who Hate Women with Graham Goulden, Part 1
Laura interviews Graham Goulden, a retired police officer who worked in the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit and has spent the last 15 years trying to prevent male violence against women.
Three years ago, Sarah Everard’s abduction, rape and murder by Metropolitan Service police officer Wayne Couze…
Ep 246: Don’t Be That Guy with Graham Goulden, Part 2
Join Laura and Graham as they continue their discussion about identifying and disrupting red flag behaviour in police officers and men and how to prevent escalating harm, violence and femicide.
For more expert insight, in-depth conversations, extra episodes and videos, live monthly events with Laur…
#461 Why Silence Is Killing Our Culture with Graham Goulden
This conversation cuts straight to one of the most uncomfortable truths in emergency services: the biggest risk to our people is not always the job, it is what we tolerate around each other. Graham Goulden is a former police officer with Police Scotland who has stepped away from frontline service t…
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