Change Starts With You
A resource for youth in Hume
This resource is for you, the young people of Hume and beyond, to empower you to have the knowledge & confidence to create real change in our community.
Resource produced by Banksia Gardens Community Services (BGCS), DPV Health and the Department of Education and Training (DET).
We ask that the BGCS, DPV Health and DET be acknowledged as the owner and creator of the resource and also that you get in touch with us to let us know that our resources are being put to good use.
Resource produced by Banksia Gardens Community Services (BGCS), DPV Health and the Department of Education and Training (DET).
We ask that the BGCS, DPV Health and DET be acknowledged as the owner and creator of the resource and also that you get in touch with us to let us know that our resources are being put to good use.
| change_starts_with_you.pdf |
Bystander Action Video Resources
GPAN encourages individuals, groups and organisations to utilise our bystander action videos as educational tools for young people.
We ask that the Good People Act Now (GPAN) project be acknowledged as the owner and creator of the interactive videos and also that you get in touch with us to let us know that our resources are being put to good use.
We ask that the Good People Act Now (GPAN) project be acknowledged as the owner and creator of the interactive videos and also that you get in touch with us to let us know that our resources are being put to good use.
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The Problem: A Jealous Boyfriend
A Jealous Boyfriend: Why do you think Channa is being controlling? Do you think their friends have a role to play in this situation? View the interactive version
The Problem: Unwanted Advances
Unwanted Advances: What do you think of Mads' body language? Does Mads look uncomfortable? If you saw Chris bothering Mads for a few weeks, would you say something? Have you seen this kind of behaviour before? View the interactive version
The Problem: Objectifying Women
Objectifying Women: Do you find Kurt's comments uncomfortable? What words describe Kurt's comments? What can you do as a bystander in this situation? View the interactive version
