THE GENDER TALK
Educating on gender equality, psychological wellbeing, sexuality and affectivity from an early age.

THE GENDER TALK
Educating on gender equality, psychological wellbeing, sexuality and affectivity from an early age.

We firmly believe that education for gender equality, understood as the condition in which all people receive equal treatment and equal access to resources and opportunities regardless of their gender, must start at a young age and never stop. Stereotyped norms and behaviours that are the cause of any kind of gender-based violence are influenced by rigid social structures imposed by society and determine the emotional and sexual sphere, both in young and adult people.
We firmly believe that education for gender equality, understood as the condition in which all people receive equal treatment and equal access to resources and opportunities regardless of their gender, must start at a young age and never stop. Stereotyped norms and behaviours that are the cause of any kind of gender-based violence are influenced by rigid social structures imposed by society and determine the emotional and sexual sphere, both in young and adult people.

Why gender-based violence?
Gender-based violence is a violation of human rights that has severe consequences on the development of persons, families, and society as a whole. Gender-based violence prevention should start from the adolescent age by educating and raising awareness of teenagers on gender-related matters and building healthy relationships.
Therefore, more spaces to support young people’s psychological well-being and safety should be created, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, which has disproportionately hit them after disruptions in schooling.
Why gender-based violence?
Gender-based violence is a violation of human rights that has severe consequences on the development of persons, families, and society as a whole. Gender-based violence prevention should start from the adolescent age by educating and raising awareness of teenagers on gender-related matters and building healthy relationships.
Therefore, more spaces to support young people’s psychological well-being and safety should be created, especially after the Covid-19 pandemic, which has disproportionately hit them after disruptions in schooling.
What we offer
What we offer

School counselling
Education is an important mechanism for the psychosocial development of young people, and schools have a pivotal role to play in supporting students and transforming the root causes of GBV.
By developing counselling desks in schools, we aim to strengthen existing psychological support mechanisms and offer children aged 10-14 a safe space where they can share their problems and worries with trained professionals (psychologists, social workers).

School counselling
Education is an important mechanism for the psychosocial development of young people, and schools have a pivotal role to play in supporting students and transforming the root causes of GBV.
By developing counselling desks in schools, we aim to strengthen existing psychological support mechanisms and offer children aged 10-14 a safe space where they can share their problems and worries with trained professionals (psychologists, social workers).
Free educational resources
We offer useful educational resources to young people, teachers and school staff, professionals, families and caregivers, to help them:
- To improve their understanding of different types of gender-based violence (GBV), school-related gender-based violence (SRGBV) and teen dating violence, and their impact on children & young people;
- To improve their capacity to provide gender-specific appropriate support to children in their general well-being and particularly in case of incidents of GBV.
Free educational resources
We offer useful educational resources to young people, teachers and school staff, professionals, families and caregivers, to help them:
- To improve their understanding of different types of gender-based violence (GBV), school-related gender-based violence (SRGBV) and teen dating violence, and their impact on children & young people;
- To improve their capacity to provide gender-specific appropriate support to children in their general well-being and particularly in case of incidents of GBV.
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