European trainings
- / Preventing Peer Sexual Harassment in Schools: Understanding, Acting and Educating
This course offers a comprehensive and participative training experience designed to address sexual harassment between children and adolescents in school settings. Based on the Artemis Project (https://projectartemis.eu/) and its educational gruide, the programme equips educators with both theoretical knowledge and practical strategies to detect, prevent, and respond to peer sexual harassment. Through collaborative discussions, case studies, role-plays, and reflective activities, participants will deconstruct gender stereotypes, explore the influence of media and social pressure, and develop concrete actions to foster respectful, inclusive, and harassment-free learning environments. The course concludes with tools for self-assessment, school-wide planning, and continued professional development.
5 days
School & high school teachers
Our Objectives
Our objectives:
- Sensitise participants and create a shared understanding of what constitutes sexual harassment among children and adolescents.
- Deepen knowledge about the causes, effects, and types of harassment through analysis of the Artemis Guide.
- Equip educators with practical tools to identify and intervene in harassment situations, promoting safe classroom environments.
- Encourage reflection on gender perspectives and support the creation of concrete measures to integrate coeducational and inclusive practices in schools.
