Preparing for the new "All Reasonable Steps" duty

Universities are under growing pressure to create safer environments for students and staff while preparing for the new "All Reasonable Steps" duty. But meaningful prevention goes beyond policies and compliance, it requires a deeper understanding of behaviour, culture, and organisational change.

In this webinar, psychologist and Founder of The Consent Collective, Dr Nina Burrowes, shares practical insights into what effective prevention looks like in practice. Together, we'll explore the role of psychology, organisational learning, and culture change in reducing risk and creating safer, more respectful learning and working environments.

You'll also hear how universities are using digital learning to support prevention at scale, strengthen institutional approaches, and engage both staff and students in lasting change.

Whether you're reviewing your institution's approach to compliance or looking to strengthen your wider prevention strategy, this session offers practical ideas you can take back to your own university.