Challenging Violence, Changing Lives CD-ROM
This is a CD for teachers with lesson plans on violence against women for Years 9 and 10. The Year 9 lessons look at healthy relationships and should ideally be delivered at the end of the summer term. The Year 10 materials encourage young people to run a White Ribbon Campaign. The CD contains a toolkit for the young people to organise their own steering group to coordinate a campaign.
Preventing Violence Against Women and Girls: A Study of Educational Programmes
By Jane Ellis, University of Warwick, 2004.
This is a study of Educational Programmes for Children and Young People in England, Northern Ireland and Wales. The report was published in December 2003 and was written by Jane Ellis (Research Fellow at The Centre for the Study of Safety and Well-Being, University of Warwick). The aim of the research was to provide a comprehensive overview, analysis and evaluation of how violence against women and girls (VAW&G) is currently addressed in UK schools.
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Assembly Ideas
Three ideas for assemblies based on the themes of Sexual Bullying, Gender Difference and Relationship Violence.
White Ribbons and posters
White Ribbons and A2 campaign posters can be ordered free of charge for schools. WOMANKIND support young people and schools to campaign to Stop Violence Against Women across the UK. White Ribbons come in packs of 100 and the posters are available in sets of 3. Please email: education@womankind.org.uk to order or download an order form and send it to us.
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National Gallery
The National Gallery offers free one-hour talks to all schools in the UK for groups of ten or more students. These interactive guided tours are tailor-made to each schools needs and take place in front of the paintings. Themes such as ‘Gender’ and ‘Identity’ can be clearly linked to the collection. If you would be interested in booking a visit please click on the link below:
http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/education/visits/talkingpaintings.htm
