Staff & Parents
EDUCATION WITH BOLD VOICES
STAFF TRAINING: MODEL THE CHALLENGE
DELIVERING EDUCATION ON GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE
This training supports staff to understand the behaviours and cultures that lead to gender-based violence and to develop skills to support them in feeling more comfortable challenging language, attitudes and behaviours around school.
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Model the Challenge can be delivered as:
A one off Keynote Talk
A one day Keynote Talk & Workshop Package
Or a two day Talk and Workshop Package either a term or a year apart with the intention of refreshing knowledge and building on initial training at a later date.
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1 hr 30 | Small Groups or Whole Staff Body | In Person or Virtual Delivery
Knowledge Building & Skills Intro
Define gender inequality and gender-based violence and understand how young people are experiencing it through statistics and testimonies.
Introduce the concept of a 'culture of gender-based violence' and the understanding that language, norms, stereotypes, actions and beliefs can create a specific culture that leads to sexual harassment and sexual violence.
Introduce staff to the 'call in, call out' method of challenge and situate this within need to instil a culture of challenge across the whole school community.
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1 hr 30 | Up to 30 Participants per workshop | In Person or Virtual Delivery
Working in smaller groups, staff will have the opportunity to develop and practice the challenge skills introduced in the initial training, and hold reflective discussions about gender-based violence in their own school community.
Staff will discuss barriers to challenging, consider how we challenge within the staff body, and learn tips and ideas for how to set up space for preventative conversations and embed an awareness of these topics within their own teaching.
Staff will have the opportunity to discuss scenarios and the responses they may take to create this culture of challenge and inclusion within the school.
PARENT & CARER SESSION: MIND THE GAP
BRIDGING TRICKY CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN PARENTS OR CARERS & TEENS
This session provides parents & carers with a better understanding of the key issues of child-on-child abuse and sexual harassment that young people are vulnerable to experiencing and recommends practical tips and key resources to help starting conversations with children and teens.
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1 hr 30 + Q&A | In Person Delivery Highly Recommended
This talk will breakdown key issues of gender inequality and gender-based violence facing young people today and how we can situate those issues within wider gender inequality.
We will explore ways to start and continue conversations about these topics at home, including sharing key tips and helpful prompts and phrases.
Parents and carers will come away with a better grasp of these issues as well as practical tips and resources to start conversations with teens.
Natasha, Bold Voices CEO & Founder, is the instructor for this Online CPD Course
ONLINE CPD STAFF TRAINING: TACKLING SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND MISOGYNY THROUGH EDUCATION
We have created this self-paced e-learning course to support staff working in schools and colleges to build understanding of the key issues of gender-based violence facing young people. This includes insight into the new Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) teaching, as set out in recent government guidance, and plenty of resources and practical tips for starting this education in the classroom.
Our goal is to enable teachers to provide gender inequality and gender-based violence education in every classroom, regardless of whether or not RSE is being taught by you, enhancing your school's delivery in a subject area critical to the development, wellbeing and safeguarding of your pupils.
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Self-paced | 3 x 35 minute online seminars
Extensive accompanying resources including:
a detailed workbook,
links to additional teaching resources,
recommended reading,
discussion points.
Course purchases for 100 people or more include a 45 minute LIVE post-course virtual Q&A per educational institution with a Bold Voices facilitator.
Get in touch for more information.