Workshops

Workshops for secondary students

Our workshops are dialogue-based, collaborative, practically-minded sessions which aim to give students the skills to effectively navigate sex and consent. We discuss the rights, responsibilities and laws surrounding sex and consent in a safe environment. Our workshops are suitable for all secondary schools, as well as community groups and universities.

TESTIMONIAL

Seeing and knowing our students had a safe place to learn, share and ask questions was so valuable

Frankston High School Teacher

TESTIMONIAL

Thank you so much for the workshop, it helped me understand things that had happened to my friends and made me understand my rights

Year 10 student, Alia College

What our Workshops look like

The sessions we run in schools cover not only what consent, sex and sexual violence are, but also tackles sexual assault laws and free agreement, as well as discussing relevant scenarios and practical actions to consolidate theoretical knowledge. We pride ourselves on being relatable and relevant to students, and relish delving into complex discussions with young people about sexting, social media and current events.

Book a workshop with us today!

Workshop details

Workshops are available for students in years 9-10 (adaptable to other age groups)
Each workshop runs for 90 minutes, in groups of 20-30 students
Each session is run by two facilitators
Empowered Together provides all working materials and equipment for the students, all we need is your classroom!

Our facilitators

Young and enthusiastic
Diverse in background
Well trained and WWCC certified
Engaging and relevant
Passionate about sexual assault prevention through education

What we cover

Respectful Relationships curriculum,
following National Best Practice Guidelines
Speaks to Child Safety Standard #7
Our workshops can be tailored and extended
We provide practical knowledge
Sexting, consent, sexual violence healthy relationships,
online sexual relationships & more

TESTIMONIAL

The direct, but safe and inclusive discussion of consent and sexual health created an experience that many people with disability are not afforded in traditional educational institutions.

Team Leader, Foundation Program, Inclusion Foundation