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The past year has seen a marked rise in popularity of influencers who promote hateful and often misogynistic views amongst young people. Andrew Tate is perhaps the most well-known of these, and professionals that work with young people may be finding his name cropping up in their interactions with young people.
But why do some boys/young men seem to be aligning with this messaging? And what can educators do to hold space for these conversations and address the harm of these views?
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This training prepares professionals to understand gender related pressures among young people, to know the nature and scale of online misogyny, and to identify and mitigate the push-pull factors that attract young people towards extreme online ideologies.
This session, delivered by a Brook Education Specialist is aimed at Year 10 and 11. It raises awareness of the harmful impacts of online misogyny and encourages students to develop bystander skills to challenge gender-based abuse online.
Aimed at students in Year 9 and above, topics covered in this live lesson include:
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