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A celebration of culture and respect: webinar recording

Glenn Flanagan from Companion House discusses the project ‘A Celebration of Culture and Respect’ which included engagement with community leaders and young people, workshops, and creation of YouTube videos and posters. Listen to Glenn share his reflections, key questions and lessons learned from working with young people from diverse refugee backgrounds on preventing family violence.

Keywords

refugees, violence, violence against women, leadership, young people, diversity, prevention, family violence, culture, respect, cultural understandings, cultural backgrounds, cultural diversity, culture diversity

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Topic Respect Matters Cultural and linguistic diversity, Respect Matters LGBTIQ
Audience Educators
School Level Year 10 - Year 12

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