Blog The ‘other’ talk: talking to children and teens about drugs and alcohol No family is impervious to issues around drinking and drug taking. Any young person can fall into trouble, no matter A chat with our educator Cathy Elliott This is the next instalment in our series where we interview our educators about their experiences teaching, their thoughts on From boys to men: gender performance, toxic masculinity, parliament and Australia’s #MeToo moment ***content warning: sexual assault*** It seems as though Australia is going through its own moment of #MeToo reckoning. Last week, What is a ‘trusted adult’ (and why are they so important)? You might have heard the terms ‘trusted adult’ or ‘safe adult’ thrown around more often in recent years. We know, The DO’s and DON’T’s of the sex talk Consent DO: Explain that enthusiastic consent has to be given from both parties: them and their partner. DON’T: Forget to ‘If it was my daughter’: Scott Morrison, Brittany Higgins and the problem with viewing women through kinship. While Victoria is looking to the end of lockdown (and to be fair, we are too), we're still thinking about Helping kids through the transition from Year 6 to Year 7 Going from Year 6 to Year 7 is one of the biggest periods of change and growth in a young Navigating the Christmas holidays – bodily autonomy and technology usage Christmas and body autonomy For those who celebrate Christmas, or get together for any other celebration over the holiday period, A chat with our founders Jenny Ackland + Justine Kiely-Scott You've read our words, seen our videos, or perhaps been to one of our workshops, but who are the SEA The DO’s and DON’T’s of the puberty talk THE PHYSICAL STUFF Body hair DO: Provide tips on how to shave properly if they ask or you notice they’ve 1 2 3 Next » Share this:TwitterFacebook
