Be part of the movement towards a safer, more inclusive world. Learn how sports can serve as a powerful tool to challenge harmful norms, foster respect, and promote gender equality.
Book in your sports club for Preventing Gender-Based Violence Through Sport and be part of the movement towards a safer, more inclusive world. Learn how sports can serve as a powerful tool to challenge harmful norms, foster respect, and promote gender equality. Led by experts in the field, this session offers practical strategies and insights to harness the power of sports for positive social change. Whether you're a coach, athlete, or administrator who’s passionate about creating a better future, this session is your opportunity to make a difference. Together, let's kick off a new era of equality and respect, one game at a time.
What you can expect:
- Workshopping the community and culture that your club wants to develop and lead
- Your shared role in preventing violence as players, coaches, administrators, and role models
- Practical actions to support gender equality and prevent gender-based violence and discrimination
To request this training, please fill in the form below. We can combine training and tailor our content to your needs - let us know in the form. Email us at consultancy@genwest.org.au if you have any questions.
Are you looking for training that you can book just for yourself? Take a look at our training calendar for 3R's: Recognise, Respond Refer.
"I was recently lucky enough to work with GenWest in a series of events presented to local AFL clubs in the West of Melbourne. Led by Theresa, these sessions covered integral conversations on the role that sport can play with regards to preventing gender-based violence. The GenWest team did a fantastic job of speaking to their audience, ensuring the conversation was interactive and effective. Some of the conversations that were had at these events blew me away, as before our eyes, clubs raised issues they had seen, and celebrated some of the great behaviours too. A great organisation to work with - supporting a great topic."
- Tom Boyd, former Western Bulldogs AFL player
