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What can’t they do? Brisbane Pride’s Young Achiever of the Year

R4Respect.org > Blogs > News > What can’t they do? Brisbane Pride’s Young Achiever of the Year

August 16, 2021Newslgbtqia+, prideadmin

Our R4Respect Youth Worker Nav featured on the cover of QNews Magazine as part of the Brisbane Pride Festival 2021!

Congratulations Nav on being Brisbane Pride’s Young Achiever of the Year.

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R4Respect

2 weeks ago

Being half way through the term means our programs roll over and we get to meet lots of new young people 🤩 It is an opportunity to reflect and restart the process of our 4 week program 🙌🏽 #relationshipviolence #youngpeople #respect #healthyrelationships #respectfulrelationships #endDFV #youth #consenteducation #agentsofchange #respectfulrelationships ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect

2 weeks ago

📣 A PSA to Logan schools 📣 If you are looking for peer-to-peer workshops focusing on respectful relationships, consent and healthy vs harmful behaviours. R4Respect is now taking bookings for Term 1, 2025. You can book us through our website or email Nagma at [email protected] for more information 😊 ❗️If you are out of the Logan area and would still like to make a booking, please email us for more information ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect

3 weeks ago

We’ve been a bit quiet on socials but only because we’ve been super busy BTS 🙊 The team has been working really hard on delivering quality workshops to the young people of Logan. Our focus this week across our groups was green flags vs red flags 🚩 There’s been a lot of reflective conversations discussing when does compromise go too far? Can you still continue to date someone if they give you the “ick” Lots to think about.. #endDFV #relationshipviolence #youngpeople #respect #healthyrelationships #respectfulrelationships #youth #consenteducation #agentsofchange ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect

4 weeks ago

Brb taking the words off the wall & implementing them in our day to day. Dare to inspire. Make a difference. Something we hope to do everyday when we’re working with young people and having chats about healthy relationships 🫶🏽 #endDFV #relationshipviolence #youngpeople #respect #healthyrelationships #youth #consenteducation #agentsofchange ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect

1 month ago

REPOST from Dangerous Females : Sistergirl is a term used by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to describe gender-diverse people that have a female spirit and take on female roles in the community.(Her name is not being used for cultural reasons)A 37-year-old woman was found unconscious with stab wound in her chest, officers performed CPR on arrival, but she was declared dead after paramedics arrived.This investigation being treated as a domestic violence-related death.First Nations LGBTQ+ women face even greater risks of violence, with the intersection of race, gender, and sexuality amplifying their vulnerability. They experience higher rates of domestic and family violence, and this group is often overlooked in mainstream services. Addressing the needs of First Nations LGBTQ+ women requires culturally sensitive an community-led support that acknowledges their unique experiences.This is the second woman killed in the suburb of Malak in Darwin in two months. ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect

1 month ago

Back at Marsden this term working across years seven to nine! Yesterday the team focused on some rapport building as we enter a new block of four week programs covering consent, power & control and drawing the line 🤩 #endDFV #relationshipviolence #youngpeople #respect #healthyrelationships #healthyrelationships ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect is at Ohana College.

1 month ago

week one at Ohana College done and dusted ✔️ this week we unpacked statistics around domestic and family violence and played a game of true and false 🤔 we look forward to being back next week! #endDFV #relationshipviolence #youngpeople #respect #healthyrelationships #respectfulrelationships #youth #consenteducation ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect

1 month ago

RESPOST from Love is respect: Although engaging in pop culture is fun, it is important to draw attention to the unhealthy behaviors depicted by the characters shown on screen. Relationship drama and harmful or abusive behavior might make television entertaining. However, normal healthy relationships are not like this. People in healthy relationships have shared values on what they want from their partner and the relationship.Healthy relationships have communication and respect.#HealthyRelationships #loveisrespect #EndDatingAbuse #endDFV #relationshipviolence ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect is at Alexandra Hills.

2 months ago

Mack’s 🫶🏽 is exactly how we felt after yesterday’s workshop 🤩 We haven’t had the opportunity to work with a senior cohort in a while so we were glad to see our future is in good hands 🤝🏽 #youngpeople #healthyrelationships #respectfulrelationships #youth #consenteducation #agentsofchange ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

REPOST from Cheek Media Co.: Berry Street, a Victorian family violence service, experienced a 30 to 40 per cent increase in demand during AFL and NRL grand final weekend last year. ... See MoreSee Less

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