4Respect Youth Worker Marisha featured as a guest speaker on ABC Australia‘s “School of Hard Talks”, speaking some truth into tackling sexual consent with young people! Watch the full panel here:https://youtu.be/Ubez5cA5IcA
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What truly defines greatness? Is it hard work or unrealistic standards of success? Navin and Nagma sit down in Episode 3 to tell us what “success” means for them and what they
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Reality vs expectations – do high expectations cripple our reality or enhance? R4Respect Youth Workers Marisha and Kaitlyn delve into where we “draw the line” in relationships. In Episode 2 we get
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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 Coordinator Rachael Pascua spoke to ABC News about the push to make sexual consent education in QLD mandatory, using an affirmative model and the best age to start consent education. Read
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From starting at the grassroots to winning National Gold at the 2019 Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Awards, R4Respect has come a long way. Ambassadors Rachael and Nadia host our first ever
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Our R4Respect Coordinator Rachael and Youth Worker Marisha have been appointed to the Australian Government’s Department of Education Respectful Relationships Advisory Panel. Rachael and Marisha will serve as Panel Members representing YFS, providing
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The Men4Respect team were featured in the Jess Hill documentary series See What You Made Me Do on SBS Australia. The crew from Northern Pictures joined in on one of our sessions last
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R4Respect and Men4Respect joined Kay McGrath and the Queensland Domestic and Family Violence Prevention Council in the Toowoomba region to provide schools in the region a taste-tester of what our programs offer.
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R4Respect Program Coordinator Rachael Pascua was quoted in The Guardian Australia in an article on Teaching consent to children. “What young people really, really need is that they have a safe, judgment-free environment,
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