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Respectful relationships education in schools : evidence paper Cara Gleeson, Sarah Kearney, Loksen Leung and Joanna Brislane

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Melbourne, Vic. : Our Watch, 2015Description: electronic document (42 pages) ; PDF file: 1.07 MBSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: Update: A new evidence paper and policy brief were published in March 2021 - follow the link to these new resources. The evidence paper outlines that effective Respectful Relationships Education uses the whole education system as a catalyst for generational and cultural change. The approach engages schools, as both education institutions and workplaces, to address the key drivers of gender based violence, gender inequality, rigid adherence to gender stereotypes and violence supportive attitudes. Our Watch has subsequently produced a Respectful Relationships Education toolkit to support a 'whole of school' approach to respectful relationships education. Record #5589
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Update: A new evidence paper and policy brief were published in March 2021 - follow the link to these new resources.
The evidence paper outlines that effective Respectful Relationships Education uses the whole education system as a catalyst for generational and cultural change. The approach engages schools, as both education institutions and workplaces, to address the key drivers of gender based violence, gender inequality, rigid adherence to gender stereotypes and violence supportive attitudes. Our Watch has subsequently produced a Respectful Relationships Education toolkit to support a 'whole of school' approach to respectful relationships education. Record #5589