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2 days ago

Aaaaand we’re back! This week Bilal and Nagma kicked off week 1 with the young men at Yarrabilba State Secondary College unpacking facts & myths around DV and having chats about what it means to be a man 🤝🏽 We look forward to being back next week 😎 ... See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

Repost: @womensrights_news “We need to talk about this. What happens when you search ‘school boy’ vs when you search ‘school girl’.” ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Today is the start of Youth Week, which is celebrating young people worldwide. More often than not, young people are overlooked whether that be in decision making processes and many times have their voices and opinions invalidated by others. We want all young people to know that their voice is not only important but it’s necessary, your voice matters!We need to hear from young people about what issues they are facing as they are the next generation who will be impacted by the decisions of those who came before them.#youthweek #youth #youngpeople #fyp ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Here are your Wednesday affirmations, love R4Respect.🥰#affirmations #fyp #selflove ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

Nagma’s back!!! After a year of maternity leave she has graced us with her presence again and we are so keen to have her back.🤩❤️#fyp #youthworker #qld #australia ... See MoreSee Less

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3 weeks ago

On Sunday the 31st March was Transgender Day of Visibility. This day acknowledges people who are transgender, the challenges and the accomplishments of the trans community.🏳️‍⚧️As a minority group, the transgender community faces a great amount of discrimination in both physical and virtual spaces which can and has lead to many disparities.It’s so important that we recognise, acknowledge and respect transgender people in both physical and virtual spaces.#transgender #awareness #visibility #pride #empowerment ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

The team at R4Respect wishes everyone a happy Easter/Holidays. We hope that you can get the time to rest and spend time with loved ones.🥰🐣#easter #holidays #rest #lovedones ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

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1 month ago

Our bodies are always changing, yet they are beautiful whatever stage they are at. Body positivity is about accepting your body for where it is at, while this is ideal it can be challenging in a world where bodies are expected to look a certain way. Sending love and healing to those struggling with body image/ dysmorphia, you are not alone!❤️#bodypositivity #healthyrelationships #healthylifestyle #respect #learning #healing #accepting #trauma ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

Revenge for what? Image-based abuse is a crime.If it’s happened to you, please know there’s lots of immediate support available. People in Australia can anonymously report it to @esafetyoffice without getting parents, teachers or authorities involved unless you want to.Repost: @teachusconsent ... See MoreSee Less

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