Violence prevention education for young people across Australia
Violence prevention education for young people across Australia
A primary prevention workshop exploring the attitudes,
values and behaviours that can contribute to violence,
with a focus on respectful relationships and preventing
violence before it occurs.
Every action leaves an impact
90 minutes
Years 9+
Schools
Through the story of Sam Davis, who tragically lost his life to a one-punch attack in 2008, students explore violence, its impacts, and the attitudes and behaviours that can lead to it.
Through discussion and interactive activities, students look at what respectful relationships are, why they matter and how they apply across the different relationships in their lives.
Exploring what consent means and why it matters in every relationship and part of life.
Recognising when power is used to control others, and what healthy relationships look like.
Exploring how unfair treatment and inequality can fuel harm, and learning to recognise injustice.
Understanding the ripple effects of violence on victims, families, friends and the wider community.
Tell us your year levels, class numbers and preferred date, and we’ll be in touch to lock in a date.
The Sammy D Foundation walks together with the traditional custodians of this nation. In doing this we acknowledge and pay respect to elders past, present and future, and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
WINNER: Beyond Bank Community Group Award | 7NEWS Community Achievement Awards.
Sammy D Foundation Limited
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