Training

Free three hour workshop for current students

This is an education and intervention program teaching us all to be leaders in the prevention of sexual violence and harassment. The program is designed to teach students how to recognize sexual violence in its various forms and have the confidence to speak out and offer help. Ultimately, we seek to inspire leadership by empowering participants with the tools to feel confident in addressing harmful and abusive behaviour.

(MATE stands for Motivating Action Toward Empowerment and is a project of Griffith University, QLD)

Free 90 minute presentation for staff and students

Jo McNamara is a specialist in sexual violence (response and training) at the University of Adelaide. She will provide a brief overview of best practice responses to disclosures of sexual violence, as well as reporting and support options for student victims/survivors. This includes resources and avenues available at the University.

The session runs for just over an hour and there is plenty of time for questions at the end of the session.

This is stand-alone training. STAFF may wish to first complete the module available on the Human Resources website prior to attending. 

To register for SASH training please email counselling.centre@adelaide.edu.au with the following details:

• Your name
• Whether you are staff or a student
• Which type of training you would like to book for
• Date of training session

Dates for training are listed below and are subject to availability.