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R4Respect.org > Blogs > safe city award
02Dec/20

Men4Respect win Logan Safe City Award

December 2, 2020Newsmen4respect, safe city awardadmin

Congratulations to our Men4Respect team on winning the Logan Safe City Award in the Not-for-profit category. The Men4Respect peer educators have been working with young men in Logan to help them understand and

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R4Respect

1 week ago

R4Respect
✨ Reflecting on 2024: A Year of Growth and Impact ✨As we close out 2024, we’re humbled and proud of the work we’ve done together to create a future grounded in respect and equality. 💙This year, we:🛠️ Facilitated 136 workshops to empower young people with the tools for respectful relationships.🎓 Reached 1,609 young people in schools, planting the seeds for a safer and more inclusive world.💡 Engaged 93,051 people online, sparking meaningful conversations that ripple through communities.🤝 Connected with 1,216 people face-to-face, building trust, understanding, and solidarity.Every number tells a story of hope, resilience, and action. These achievements are a testament to the power of collaboration and the belief that change is possible.Thank you to every individual, partner, and team member who has supported us on this journey. Together, we’re making respect a reality for all.Here’s to carrying this momentum into 2025 and beyond. 💛#R4Respect #YearInReview #RespectfulRelationships #CommunityImpact #YouthEmpowerment ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

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👋 Farewell to Our Amazing Coordinator, Nagma!Since 2020, Nagma has been a passionate advocate for respectful relationships at R4Respect, creating positive change and inspiring young people along the way. After returning from maternity leave in April, she didn’t miss a beat, jumping straight back into creating impact and driving change. 💛Now, she’s starting a new chapter, continuing her impactful work in community engagement! While we’re sad to see her go, we’re excited for the difference she’ll keep making in the lives of others.Thank you, Nagma, for everything you’ve done. You’ll always be a part of the R4Respect family. ... See MoreSee Less

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4 weeks ago

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Repost from heymisstherapist: Emotional abuse isn't always loud; sometimes it's the quiet, subtle shifts that disturb the peace 🧠 🚫 #emotionalabuse #powerandcontrol #endDFV #domesticviolence #domesticandfamilyviolence #relationshipviolence #healthyrelationships #respectfulrelationships #respect ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect is at Logan Entertainment Centre.

1 month ago

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Today the team had the opportunity to attend the annual YFS Staff Review Day. We got to network with our colleagues, build some new relationships & strengthen some old ones. We also got to enter a movie poster for an award which created by our team member Tabori. Stay tuned for the release of the film? 🤫 #endDFV #relationshipviolence #youngpeople #respect #healthyrelationships #respectfulrelationships #youth #consenteducation ... See MoreSee Less

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R4Respect

2 months ago

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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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2 months ago

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📣 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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2 months ago

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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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2 months ago

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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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2 months ago

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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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2 months ago

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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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