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Who Are You?

November 16, 2012 at 11:28 AM

Who Are You? is a free toolkit that uses group exercises and a short film to educate young people about the prevention of sexual violence and ethical sexual decision-making. (suitable for use with over 15s)

Available from 2013, order a copy from whoareyounz@gmail.com

View the flyer here, and the campaign introduction letter from the Who Are You? Collaboration, here.



Tags: Youth
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