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    Prevention and Youth Engagement

    Lanarkshire Rape Crisis Centre is passionate about preventing sexual violence before it has the chance to occur. Our Sexual Violence Prevention Team work to deliver prevention programming to schools in North and South Lanarkshire covering topics like: Consent, Power, Understanding Sexual Violence, Online Sexual Violence, & Pornography. This nationally developed programme aims to equip young people with a comprehensive understanding of sexual violence in order to negotiate healthy, equal, and respectful relationships based on consent. 

     Young people are ready to have these important conversations and our practitioner brings expertise, compassion, and support when engaging with young people. All young people are different & each community has their own culture, our centre works with schools and community organisations to meet the needs of the young people accessing the programme, ensuring that all content is age appropriate and relevant.  

    We recommend that organisations schedule one or both foundational workshops first (Consent and Power) following with one or all of our building block workshops (Understanding Sexual Violence, Understanding Online Sexual Violence, and Pornography). This order of workshops helps young people understand the basis of consensual relationships and the influence of power dynamics on consent. As young people work through the other content; we continuously reference consent and power throughout the knowledge and skills-based activities. 

    If you would like more information about our prevention programming, please contact our centre at [email protected]

    We’re continuing to update our website. Be sure to check back for more information and additional resources. 

    Prevention Resources: 

    LRCC Prevention Workshop Request Form

    Pornography – Infograph

    Manosphere – Infograph

    Young People’s Perspectives of Sexual Violence in Lanarkshire

     For Parents/Carers

    Healthy Masculinities Series Dr Matt Englar Carlson

    Porn Literacy Guidance for Parents/Carers (Ages 8-11)

    Porn Literacy Guidance for Parents/Carers (Ages 12-15)

    Porn Literacy Guidance for Parents/Carers (Ages 16+) 

     

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