Sexual Harassment and Respecting Everyone Workshop

Author: 
The Center for Women and Families
Media Type: 
Publication
Category: 
Training Tools
Prevention Strategy Type: 
Education/Raising Awareness
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PDF icon Workshop Outline

This workshop for students in grades 6-12 focuses on gender role stereotypes and the dynamics of sexual harassment, in addition to strategies for preventing this type of behavior.

A helpful description outlining sessions designed to raise awareness and build skills for preventing sexual harassment and promoting respect for Grades 6-12

The publishing agency requires that the facilitator be trained on the material before they deliver it.

Contact The Center for Women and Families and ask for the Community Education Coordinator for more information about the materials and exercises used in their workshop sessions.

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