#2 | We talk about the White Ribbon campaign and how clubs and community settings can help #ChangeTheStory.
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Release Date: 11/27/2023
#3 | Continuing the Conversation about Positive Masculinity
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Following from the previous conversation in #1, Danny and Jane chat again to Luke and continue their discusion around Postive Masculinty. Sharing experiences and thoughts and suggesting ways to start conversations in order to be the positive difference to someone. Recorded for . Suggested link to find out more about the 'Man Box' as spoken about. If you're affected by anything discussed, please seek support. One option is:
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#2 | We talk about the White Ribbon campaign and how clubs and community settings can help #ChangeTheStory.
Yorkshire & Humber Learning Community
Jane & Danny talk again to Luke from Active Humber about his White Ribbon Ambassador work and how community clubs and settings can play a part in this years campaign: #ChangeTheStory. Warning: due to the White Ribbon work, there are references to violence towards women and girls. IDAS is the largest specialist charity in the North supporting people affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence. You can visit their website . To find out more about the work of White Ribbon visit their . Read more at North Yorkshire Sport: Note: Luke talks about how White Ribbon started. He's got in...
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#1 | Starting a conversation about Positive Masculinity
Yorkshire & Humber Learning Community
With International Men's Day on the 19th Nov 2023, North Yorkshire Sport and Active Humber talk 'positive masculinity' and why it's important that organisations are courageous to have conversations about this. More about International Men's Day: If you've been affected by any information, please seek support. One option is Brought to you by Yorkshire & Humber Learning Community:
info_outlineJane & Danny talk again to Luke from Active Humber about his White Ribbon Ambassador work and how community clubs and settings can play a part in this years campaign: #ChangeTheStory.
Warning: due to the White Ribbon work, there are references to violence towards women and girls. IDAS is the largest specialist charity in the North supporting people affected by domestic abuse and sexual violence. You can visit their website here.
To find out more about the work of White Ribbon visit their website.
Read more at North Yorkshire Sport: Latest News
Note: Luke talks about how White Ribbon started. He's got in touch with us to update this as he didn't get it quite right: The White Ribbon movement began in Canada in 1991 following a massacre of female students at a university in Montreal. A small group of men got together and looked for a way to oppose violence against women. They decided to encourage men to actively show their opposition by wearing a white ribbon.