Webinar: Connecting with student voice and lived experience to prevent gender-based violence | Our Watch

This webinar will provide practical strategies to help universities meaningfully engage students in prevention approaches, promote student voice and lived experience to strengthen the key domain of student life as identified in Our Watch’s Educating for equality framework.

Experts will explore how universities can engage student voice and lived experience using ethical and trauma-informed practice. The discussion will cover key areas such as trauma and trauma-informed practice, ethical considerations, utilising community expert consultation and research, and engaging intersectional student voice and lived experience over the life cycle of Educating for equality.

Key takeaways:

• Understand the role of students in preventing gender-based violence.

• Deepen knowledge of trauma and how this relates to practice of consulting and engaging with student voice and lived experience.

• Increase confidence in delivering trauma-informed practice.

• Learn how university leadership, policies, and frameworks can influence inclusion and enhance representation.

• Build confidence to implement proactive prevention strategies within your institution.

This webinar will be moderated by Freya Rodway (she/her), Primary Prevention Program Officer (Universities), Our Watch.

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