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Education against gender-based violence "I respect my partner"
It is an interactive workshop aimed at understanding and combating violence.
The educational project PROSPECT "I respect my partner" promotes mutual respect and tolerance in close interpersonal relationships between adolescents and has been developed in the framework of the European project Prospect to promote respect and tolerance, co-funded by the European Union's Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme (REC).
Positive relationships in adolescence are very important for adolescents' mental health and their ability to form healthy relationships throughout their lives.
The main objectives of the workshop:
- To educate and sensitise young people aged 13-18 years old, in terms of their attitudes and behaviour on relationship issues
- To challenge young people to change attitudes and behaviours.
- To invite young people to share their concerns
- To promote equality and respect
- To provide tools for adolescents, teachers and parents to deal with incidents of aggressive behaviour
Activity: Interactive Workshop
Targeted Ages: Secondary School, High School
Total Duration of the Programme: Six (6) teaching hours in three days (including breaks)
Place: School facilities / On our premises
Training against domestic violence SOS Centers
The training programme of the European project SOS CENTERS, approved by the European Commission, consists of three (3) sessions, on three different days, each lasting 90 minutes, and is aimed at secondary school pupils.
Through case studies that will be given to students in each session as material, teenagers will be informed about violence, seeking to create healthy relationships where respect prevails, dealing with and resolving in a proper way any conflicts they will encounter from now on in their interpersonal relationships. Through a number of fun, experiential and interactive methods, students will be invited to become protagonists, giving themselves the solution to any "problems" that may arise, taking on all possible roles (perpetrator/victim, victim, observer/observer), experiencing all possible scenarios and ways of dealing with them.
Activity: Interactive Workshop
Targeted Ages: Secondary School, High School
Total Duration of the Programme: Six teaching hours in three days (including breaks)
Place: School facilities / On our premises
