Training Title

Table of Contents

Introduction

University and Human Rights

Different from Who We Were Yesterday

Development

Human Rights Training

PART 1. Same Space, Different Experiences

PART 2. The Notion of Privilege and Intersectionality

We all have different experiences!

Gender Equality

"Yesterday's Mirror Reflects Today

:TheStoryofHumanRightsToldthroughthePaintingsoftheMasters"

The Illusion of ‘Normalcy’

Who Owns the 'Body'?

Is Our Gaze Now More Egalitarian?

Integrated Violence Prevention

Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Prevention Training

Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence Prevention Training

"There Is No Victim!"

"Is a University a Safe Place for Everyone?"

"For a World Where Everyone is Equal"

"A University for All of Us"

How to Respond When an Incident Occurs (For Faculty and Staff)

Formative Assessment

Domestic Violence Prevention Training

Domestic Violence Prevention Training

A Concealed, Recurrent and Sustained Crime

Our Primary Focus Must Be on Protecting Victims, Not Merely Preserving Families

Power Relations in Intimate Relationships - 'Coercive Control'

"Overcoming Trauma:

IfIamavictimofviolence/IfIamaneighbor"

Formative Assessment

Prostitution Prevention Training

Prostitution Prevention Training

Digital and Prostitution

A Better Understanding of Prostitution

What We Can Do

Formative Assessment

Conclusion

Closing

One Individual