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We offer a range of different misogyny education training options, all delivered by a Brook Specialist online or in-person.
1 hour briefing – £245
This briefing will provide an overview of how misogyny impacts children and young people in school and offer teachers practical activities and approaches to tackling harmful attitudes in the classroom.
2 hours – £375 / 4 hours – £545
Professionals will gain the knowledge and confidence to raise young people’s awareness of harmful gender stereotypes and develop young people’s critical engagement with online and offline misogyny.
2 hours – £375
This flexible workshop provides professionals working with young people with an overview of key issues in relationships and sex education and enables them to effectively navigate discussions, answer questions, and signpost effectively.
This training will build participant’s confidence in managing difficult, sensitive and potentially challenging questions in Relationships and Sex Education (RSE), whilst creating safe, inclusive and trauma informed environments.
All our misogyny & masculinity lessons can be delivered by Brook, and some can be purchased as lesson plans to incorporate into your PSHE curriculum.
Lessons for Years 7-11 encouraging pupils to reflect on stereotypes, challenge prejudice and understand equality within relationships and society, developing critical awareness of harmful gender norms and online misogyny.
A Year 8 lesson to introduce learners to the harmful effects of misogyny and challenge unfair gender stereotypes that reinforce limited notions of masculinity and femininity.
A Year 8 lesson to help pupils recognise bullying, understand its different forms, and learn practical skills to support themselves and others using Brook’s Five Ways to Help.
A Year 10 lesson to support pupils to explore factors that shape relationship values and expectations, develop skills to challenge harmful gender stereotypes, and recognise the characteristics of healthy relationships.
A Year 11 lesson to build understanding of gender stereotypes and the pressures they create, and the skills to challenge those stereotypes.
A Year 11 lesson to build pupils’ skills and confidence to recognise sexual harassment and safely apply active bystander approaches.
This discussion-based workshop delivered by Brook supports young people to safely explore how gender influences their everyday life, relationships, and identity, while challenging stereotypes and promoting empathy and understanding.
This Brook-delivered lesson supports students to evaluate values around relationships and understand the importance of pleasure in intimate relationships.
Find plenty of articles written by RSE experts on misogyny and young people.
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Brook is commissioned to deliver outreach, education and training for free or reduced cost in a number of locations across the UK.
This free, live lesson recorded in 2023 (and available for playback now) on Understanding and Challenging Gender Stereotypes is aimed at students in Year 9 and above.
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