YCAT workshops give participants a safe, facilitated way to explore the questions that can be difficult to ask openly.
Our You Can Ask That workshops are designed to open up the conversations necessary to have to foster respectful relationships, promote gender equality and prevent harassment and abuse. There to provide knowledge, tools and strategies, as well as the space for people of all ages to ask the questions they’ve always wanted to.
Topics can include,
YCAT can be tailored for young people, workplaces and community audiences. We will recommend a format after discussing the needs of your group.
Before the session, we work with you to understand the participants, learning goals, local context and support arrangements.
Anonymous question collection helps participants raise what they genuinely want to understand without being put on the spot.
Facilitators introduce prevention concepts and guide a respectful discussion on the attitudes and behaviours connected with inequality, disrespect, harassment and abuse.
The session connects learning with choices people can make in relationships, peer groups, workplaces, schools, sporting settings and online.
White Ribbon Australia acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community.
We pay our respect to their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples today.