Workshop for girls

Building Courage

Empowering our youth to find their voice and live courageously

Our workshops provide young people the chance to challenge stereotypes, change culture and take responsibility for their impact on each other and the world.

We focus on practical and solution-oriented skills they can use to improve the way they treat themselves, each other and the people they care about.

Our vision is that young people across WA are equipped with the ability to find their voice and be courageous during life’s most challenging moments.

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For Girls

Building Courage Workshop

Overview

Understanding one’s self is vital to navigate the important choices we face in life.

This workshop practices skills of self awareness to empower participants to discover their authentic self and the courage to stand up for their own needs and wants.

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FAQ’s

Who can attend this workshop?

Max. 35 students, Year 10 and above. We only work with whole year groups.

How much supervision is needed?

One teacher should be in attendance for the duration of the workshop.

Do we need to provide any equipment?

A TV or projector with HDMI plug-in. A whiteboard. Sufficient chairs for all students. (Desks are not required).

Where are workshops held?

We come to you, so workshops are delivered in your classroom.

Duration & cost

Workshop Duration	Cost
2 hours	$1,200 +GST, plus travel costs, per workshop. (Subsidies may be available for workshop costs)

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Meet our facilitators

Our facilitators are have several years of practical experience delivering engaging workshops to young people. They are dedicated to our mission.

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Mel O’Neil-King

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Rhett Corker

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After today’s workshop, I’m gonna change and check up on my mates more

~ Workshop Participant

I now want to change the idea that men can’t show their feelings

~ Workshop Participant

I learnt that our judgement of each other goes too far and I want to be more aware of things happening in my mates lives

~ Workshop Participant