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About the course

HABIT: Harassment, Abuse, and Bullying Intervention Training is a comprehensive harassment prevention course designed specifically for the theatre industry. Through theatre-specific scenarios, interactive quizzes, and practical tools such as the Five D’s of Bystander Intervention, participants learn to recognize, prevent, and respond to harassment, abuse, and bullying—including sexual harassment and discrimination based on protected characteristics. Grounded in federal law and adaptable through state and city add-ons, this course equips artists, administrators, and leaders with the knowledge and skills needed to meet legal obligations, intervene effectively, and foster safer, more respectful creative workplaces.

This course was written and designed by Colette Gregory, M.A. M.Ed with oversight from Bliss Griffin, J.D., M.B.A. and was produced by Crystal Williams of Crystal Sky Creative.

Included in the e-learning membership suite for $49 annually

What you’ll learn

  • Define protected characteristics protected under the law
  • Understand what constitutes harassment, discrimination, and bullying
  • Determine types of harassment and what protected characterstics are being violated
  • What to do if you are the witness or recipient of harassment

Who It Is For

Theatre organizations, directors, producers, stage managers, and individual artists

188 students finished the course

Instructors

Colette Gregory

M.A. M.Ed

Caylin Waller

M.A.

Lesson Info
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April 3, 2025

Price

$49 for suite

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is TAP House membership?

TAP House Membership is a comprehensive package tailored to meet the unique HR and DEI needs of theatre organizations. When becoming a TAP House you will receive our suite of workplace culture tools and will be listed as a TAP House, signifying your commitment to creating safe, equitable, and accountable theatre culture.

What are the TAP House tools/membership offerings?

TAP House Membership is a comprehensive package tailored to meet the unique HR and DEI needs of theatre organizations. When becoming a TAP House you will receive our suite of workplace culture tools and will be listed as a TAP House, signifying your commitment to creating safe, equitable, and accountable theatre culture.

What does TAP Membership cost?

TAP House Membership is a comprehensive package tailored to meet the unique HR and DEI needs of theatre organizations. When becoming a TAP House you will receive our suite of workplace culture tools and will be listed as a TAP House, signifying your commitment to creating safe, equitable, and accountable theatre culture.