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Training & Education: Children & Youth

2017 National Sexual Assault Conference - Dallas, Texas

Keeping It Real: Methods to Level Up Youth-Led Programming

Tonjie Reese of Break the Cycle explores methods for activating young people as change makers and discusses the important distinctions between efforts that are “adult driven” and “adult supportive” when engaging youth activists in prevention work. Tonjie also presents on Break the Cycle’s “Let’s Be Real” movement — for young people, by young people — and provides resources and tools for preventionists to incorporate into their current work.

Addressing the Trafficking of Children & Youth for Sexual Exploitation in BC

Children of the Street Society

This toolkit provides an introduction to the trafficking of children and youth in British Columbia and discusses what an effective response may look like. It emphasizes that the trafficking and sexual exploitation of children and youth are crimes. Included are real examples of how Canada’s human trafficking laws have been used to prosecute human traffickers in BC and across Canada. The goal is to strengthen coordination between community agencies working with vulnerable children and youth in BC and the criminal justice system. This toolkit is designed for individuals and agencies working with children and youth in British Columbia. This may include youth workers, social workers, outreach workers, counsellors, teachers, health care providers, as well as police and victim service workers.

The Impact of Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence for Children and Youth - Part 1

BC Collaborates to Stop Sexual and Domestic Violence

The Impact of Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence For Children And Youth - Presented by Martin A. Andresen & Shannon J. Linning. Project Team: Sibylle Artz, Margaret Jackson, Katherine Rossiter, Alicia-Nijdam-Jones, Istvan Géczy, & Sheila Porteous.

The Impact of Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence for Children and Youth - Part 2

BC Collaborates to Stop Sexual and Domestic Violence

The Impact of Exposure to Intimate Partner Violence For Children And Youth - Presented by Martin A. Andresen & Shannon J. Linning. Project Team: Sibylle Artz, Margaret Jackson, Katherine Rossiter, Alicia-Nijdam-Jones, Istvan Géczy, & Sheila Porteous.

Ministry of Children & Family Development

Government of British Columbia

The Ministry works together with Delegated Aboriginal Agencies, Aboriginal service partners, and approximately 5400 contracted community social service agencies and foster homes, cross government and social sector partners to deliver inclusive, culturally respectful, responsive, and accessible services that support the well-being of children, youth, and families.

A Short Film about Relationship Violence

REVEAL'UTION

REVEAL'UTION is based on a violent & possessive high school relationship. The film aims to bring awareness to the viewers around getting involved, being supportive, and making relational violence history.

Teen Power & Control Wheel

Ending Violence Association of BC

A visual diagram exploring the factors surrounding physical and sexual violence.

Teen Usage of Social Media

Information compiled from the websites of “Common Sense Media” and “The Techie Guy”

According to Common Sense Media, “The bottom line for most of these tools? If teens are using them respectfully, appropriately, and with a little parental guidance, they should be fine. Take inventory of your kids' apps and review the best practices”. From BC Collaborates to Stop Sexual and Domestic Violence.

Working with Adolescent Survivors of Abuse

Family Services North Shore

Working with Adolescent Survivors of Violence: What you need to know if you are working with youth, parents, or caregivers.

Raise It Up

Women Against Violence Against Women

Raise It Up is an instructional framework with the goal of preventing violence. The program is designed for teachers to integrate into existing curricula and to reach teenagers in high schools using thought-provoking and engaging activities created specifically for youth. 

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