Challenging domestic violence through drama and workshops with secondary aged children

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Conversations in Social Justice

Institute for Social Justice at York St John University

43 episodes

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Podcast series from the Institute for Social Justice at York St John University. With different hosts each month we intended to animate discussion about the role of higher education in social justice. New episodes each month.

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Challenging domestic violence through drama and workshops with secondary aged children

Conversations in Social Justice

18 minutes 12 seconds

2 years ago

Challenging domestic violence through drama and workshops with secondary aged children

In this second podcast about the NSPCC and York St John University theatre department partnership, Rachel Conlon and Jules Dorey Richmond discuss the It’s Not Love project with Helen Westerman. They consider how the arts can challenge domestic abuse and send positive messages to young people about healthy relationships.