UCC team uses Love Island to showcase 'toxic behaviours'

UCC team uses Love Island to showcase 'toxic behaviours'

Love Island contestants Faye and Teddy. A new initiative will use clips from the show to depict toxic behaviour. 

The hit reality TV show Love Island is being used to showcase 'toxic behaviour' as part of a UCC-developed initiative which empowers students to challenge sexual harassment and violence.

UCC graduates Maeve McTaggart and Alana Daly-Mulligan have been using clips from this year’s show, which finished this week, as case studies and conversation starters as part of the university’s groundbreaking Bystander Intervention programme.

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