 Chief among these was sensitivity training such as LDA (Leadership in a Diverse Army) and SHARP (Standard for Harassment and Racism Prevention) which became mandatory for all members of the Canadian Forces.The training was a reaction to so-called "hazing videos" of members of the Airborne that came to light after the murder in Somalia.A number of other decisions unrelated to Somalia also reflected changing social values in Canadian society and the Army during the 1990s.