Foundations for Change

YoungN Deadly Dijun Way – Turn Up Respect

The Dijun Way program in Broome raises awareness of family and domestic violence with young people in schools and provides them with tools to have healthy, equal, and respectful relationships through their 6 modules: dating, relationships, masculinity, sex and consent, emotions and role modelling. This video is a showcase of the program by the Australian Department of Social Services. This video can be a helpful example if you’re interested in having programs like this in your community.

Dijun Way YoungN Deadly – MOSAC

Building Healthy Relationships Program – Allambee

Love Shouldn’t Hurt – Pilbara Community Legal Service

Safer Pathways – 54 Reasons

This is Manly – ThirdStory

WA Respectful Relationships Teaching Support Program – Starick

Starick delivers the Western Australian Respectful Relationships Teaching Support Program to primary and secondary public schools across Western Australia. The program uses a whole-of-school approach to support staff in delivering appropriate respectful relationships material in the school curriculum and the broader school environment.

This resource is related to Foundations for Change Capabilities 2.1 and 5.1.

Mythbusting Pitfalls and How to Avoid Them – Common Cause

Sending nudes and sexting – eSafety Commissioner

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