Welcome to the “It Is That Deep” workshop—a transformative 90-minute session dedicated to creating a safe space for young people to learn, engage, and empower themselves.
This workshop aims to raise awareness about sexual harassment issues, providing healthy, age-appropriate messages and facilitating honest discussions on crucial topics such as gender, sexuality, consent, grooming, abuse, and other risks.
Workshop Objectives
Safe Space for Education:
Establish a safe environment where young people can openly discuss and learn about sensitive topics.
Empowering Participants:
Empower participants with knowledge and tools to safeguard each other and set healthy boundaries.
Raising Awareness:
Raise awareness about sexual harassment issues, fostering a culture of understanding and empathy.
Consent Education:
Provide a comprehensive understanding of consent, emphasizing its importance in healthy relationships.
Online Abuse Prevention:
Equip participants with skills for preventing and dealing with online abuse, promoting online safety.
Identification of Inappropriate Advances:
Develop the ability to identify different forms of inappropriate sexual advances, both online and offline.
Tools for Intervention:
Provide practical tools to tackle any unwanted conduct of a sexual nature, empowering participants to take action.
What Participants Will Gain
Understanding Sexual Harassment:
Develop a clear understanding of what constitutes sexual harassment.
Awareness of Consent:
Gain insights into the importance of consent in all interactions.
Online Abuse Prevention Skills:
Acquire skills to prevent and address online abuse and harassment.
Identification Skills:
Develop the ability to identify various forms of inappropriate sexual advances.
Intervention Tools:
Learn practical tools for intervening in situations involving unwanted conduct.
Why “It Is That Deep” Matters:
Empowering Youth:
Providing young people with the knowledge and tools to navigate complex issues.
Creating Safe Spaces:
Establishing environments where open dialogue and education can flourish.
Preventing Online Abuse:
Equipping participants to protect themselves and others from online harassment.
The State Of Girls’ Rights In Th UK 2024
%
Over half (56%) of girls and young women we spoke to said they felt
“education to change boys’ and men’s attitudes and behaviour towards women” would help them feel safer and more protected.
- 56%
BelEve invites Schools to partner with us.
“It Is That Deep” workshop—an opportunity to learn, engage, and empower themselves in a safe and supportive space.
“It Is That Deep”: Where education meets empowerment, and every voice matters in creating a safer world.
Express your interest
Please complete the form to express your interest in the BelEve ‘It is That Deep’ programme today.
