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You are invited to an important event, especially if you are associated with Catholic education in Victoria. Our all-day event on Thursday 5 November at Australian Catholic University’s Melbourne campus will present a pastoral vision for consent and respectful relationships education in Catholic schools. Please come along!
Our line up of speakers will address the question many educators and parents ask: ” Why does the teaching of respectful relationships actually matter?”
ACU’s School of Theology and the Institute of Child Protection Studies, with support from Victoria Catholic Education Authority to create a series of resources that will provide educational, legal, theological and social science rationales for teaching consent and respectful relationships in Catholic schools. Come and hear our invited speakers address the issue of respectful relationships education: ACU colleagues and experts in theology and the social sciences, as well as consultants on CRRE, educators and pre-service teachers in Catholic contexts. And we will launch the suite of materials on the day.
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In person: Level 7, Greg Craven Centre, St Teresa of Kolkata
Building, 115 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy 3065
Online: event will be live streamed: from 9am – 3.15pm
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You are invited to an important event, especially if you are associated with Catholic education in Victoria. Our all-day event on Thursday 5 November at Australian Catholic University’s Melbourne campus will present a pastoral vision for consent and respectful relationships education in Catholic schools. Please come along!
Our line up of speakers will address the question many educators and parents ask: ” Why does the teaching of respectful relationships actually matter?”
ACU’s School of Theology and the Institute of Child Protection Studies, with support from Victoria Catholic Education Authority to create a series of resources that will provide educational, legal, theological and social science rationales for teaching consent and respectful relationships in Catholic schools. Come and hear our invited speakers address the issue of respectful relationships education: ACU colleagues and experts in theology and the social sciences, as well as consultants on CRRE, educators and pre-service teachers in Catholic contexts. And we will launch the suite of materials on the day.
Venue:
In person: Level 7, Greg Craven Centre, St Teresa of Kolkata
Building, 115 Victoria Parade, Fitzroy 3065
Online: event will be live streamed: from 9am – 3.15pm