Our training brings real experiences into the room.

Using virtual reality built from interviews with women and LGBTQIA+ people aged 16-86, participants step into different experiences of public space - building empathetic understanding of the impact of gendered violence and victim-blaming.

The training combines VR with interactive exercises and facilitated discussion, creating space for policing, transport, and security teams to reflect on their responses, challenge assumptions, and explore how policy and practice can better support those affected.

POLICING

& SECURITY

TRAINING

WHAT TO EXPECT

2-3 hour in-person sessions

Up to 25 participants

Delivered by two lived-experience experts

All VR equipment provided

Training can be tailored to your organisation, with sessions adapted to focus on specific challenges, environments, or priorities.

SUITABLE FOR:

Police New Recruits and as CPD

Transport Safety Teams

University Security Teams

BID Security Teams

Transport Operators

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PRODUCTION TEAM

Director/Producers Daz Cox & Martha Harrison · Technical Director Heidi Gautry · Unity Developer Jon Higgins · 3D Artist Pavan Pattni · Sound Designer Fraser Owen.

CREDITS

The Research & Development of this training was funded by Innovate UK

"We get so focused on how we go about policing and how we answer the community’s needs...that we actually forget about our own empathy and understanding of how they’re feeling at the time. I think this drives it home."

SUPERINTENDANT SARAH TAMBLING - WEST MIDLANDS POLICE

"The training was fantastic in both relevance to my role and the information provided. "

POLICE CONSTABLE - SOUTH WALES POLICE

"A lot more interactive, making the learn more realistic and helping me empathise with real situations and feelings that have happened."

RESPONSE OFFICER - SOUTH WALES POLICE

"Much better than classroom based, good mixture of teaching styles"

INSPECTOR - SOUTH WALES POLICE

"The VR section was very insightful, hearing real stories from real people about feeling unsafe in scenarios where it would never have crossed my mind to think I could be in danger"