Lecture: All rights - a school free from violence
Tools for creating change
• Take the next step in working with equality!
• How are pranks and verbal and physical violence normalized?
• Work with emotions, boundaries and consent so that all students are empowered!
Alla right is a toolbox that OLIKA has developed with the support of the Swedish National Agency for Education. The toolbox contains methods and tips so that today's young people don't have to write #metoo and how we create a school free from pranks, violations, harassment and sexual abuse. Simply the most important test that we adults must all be entitled to.
The lecture is suitable for primary school grades 4-9, leisure and for associations and anyone who meets children and young people in their work.
Is pranking really that much fun?
A lot has happened in terms of gender equality and school, but it is still the case that pranks and tough fights are part of the male norm that affects all students and creates insecurity. The preventive bullying and equal treatment work that has been done in the past is not enough. We need new strategies - that's why we have created the training Alla rät.
Lecturer Kristina Henkel
Kristina is an expert in gender equality and normative creativity and trains and supervises everything from work teams to large lectures with several hundred people. Kristina Henkel has, among other things, produced the method material Alla rätt and the films For an equal school for the Norwegian Education Agency, written the books En jämställd pre-school & school and Give your child 100 opportunities instead of 2. Kristina Henkel is well-read, knowledgeable and committed and offers thought-provoking exercises and many tax. With Kristina on stage, it won't be boring!
Said about All right
It's so good with 0-tolerance, finally we are working for common positive standards at the school, it really makes a difference.
So important that we talk to students about crappy words and that it affects everyone at school, after we have worked with Alla råt, we have got a much kinder climate.
What incredibly good material. It is so concrete and educational. All schools in Sweden should have this!
