Η πιλοτική επιμόρφωση μελών της πανεπιστημιακής κοινότητας στις 4 χώρες εταίρους του προγράμματος #USVreact είναι στο τελικό στάδιο ολοκλήρωσης και το πλήρες εκπαιδευτικό υλικό θα είναι διαθέσιμο στην παρούσα ιστοσελίδα. Μπορείτε να δείτε εδώ:
Participants will be able to:
- Understand their role as a first responder to disclosure;
- Define sexual violence and understand the complexity of it;
- Recognise the different types of disclosure and the contexts for these;
- Respond to a disclosure in an appropriate way to ensure that the student feels supported at the point of disclosure;
- Make the student aware of the support available to them in the short, medium and longer term.
- Support the student in the decision-making process at the point of disclosure for accessing support.
- Initiate an appropriate care pathway to ensure that support is available to the student in the short, medium and longer term.
Session 1: Key Foci
- Explain the first responder role;
- Identify who might be a first responder and when;
- Define sexual violence;
- Understand existing perceptions of sexual violence;
- Understand disclosure;
- Respond to the disclosures from different people;
- Evaluate ‘dos and don’ts’ in response to disclosure.
Session 2: Key Foci
- State the skills required by the first responder;
- Know the support services available to the student;
- Respond effectively to disclosure signposting the student to the most appropriate services;
- Understand the potential impact on the first responder of hearing a disclosure;
· Know the support available to the first responder and the importance of this support.
- Define sexual violence and understand the complexity of it.
- Relate sexual violence to cultural norms and gender inequality and understand why some students may be particularly vulnerable.
- Develop the skills to respond to a disclosure in an appropriate way and ensure that students feel supported at the point of disclosure.
- Have sufficient knowledge about care pathways and referral options to provide the student with options to seek further help if they wish.
- Be able to maintain boundaries and look after own emotional well-being when handling a disclosure.
Part one: understanding sexual violence
- An introduction to the purpose of the training and the wider research project.
- To learn about the prevalence of sexual violence in HE and connections to laddism.
- To understand the multiple forms of violence and legal definitions.
- To understand and interrogate common myths about violence and the impact they have.
- To understand how sexual violence affects the lives of survivors.
- To explore the multiple barriers faced in disclosing sexual violence.
- To provide opportunity to ask any questions and reflect on the session.
Part two: handling disclosures and supporting survivors
- To start thinking about disclosures and the circumstances in which disclosures may occur.
- To learn about active listening and practice active listening skills.
- To understand the different kinds of support available, both internal and external to the university.
- To learn about the practical things to do and not do when responding to a sexual violence disclosure and have the opportunity to reflect on how you would respond to different situations.
- To think about how to look after yourself and maintain appropriate boundaries when being a first responder.
· To reflect on what has been learnt and ask any final questions.
Its main purpose is to increase the capacity of the University community for the protection of the rights of people affected by the sexual harassment/violence.
The course, completely free, are developed with participatory methodologies and in smalls groups (10-12 people), with a duration of 10 hours, distributed in two sessions.
For more information, registration and full programme http://usvreact.eu/ca/cursos-usvreact-urv/
USVSV_ΕΠΙΜΟΡΦΩΣΗ ΜΕΡΟΣ Α
USVSV_ΕΠΙΜΟΡΦΩΣΗ ΜΕΡΟΣ Β
USVSV_ΕΡΩΤΗΜΑΤΟΛΟΓΙΟ
USVSV_ΟΔΗΓΟΣ ΣΥΝΕΝΤΕΥΞΗΣ
USVSV_ΠΡΟΣΚΛΗΣΗ
Original title in Italian: “UNIVERSITÀ A SUPPORTO DELLE VITTIME DI VIOLENZA SESSUALE. Un percorso di formazione per servizi sostenibili nel tempo”
Learning objectives:
- Recognize sexual violence:
- Definition of sexual violence
- Identification of different forms of sexual violence
- The specificity of harassment at work and in university
- Contrast and prevent sexual violence:
- How to manage cases of disclosures
- How to intervene and to support intervention
- How to develop a culture contrasting sexual violence
Download the full programme outline here.
The training has been designed to increase awareness, help identify and understand different expressions of sexual violence in our contexts and give practical tools for reflecting and acting responsibly in both reaction and prevention of the issue.
The course is open for any member of the university staff and it is delivered in small groups that allow the use of reflective and participatory methodologies.
more info: http://usvreact.eu/usvreact-courses-already-offered-by-upvehu