PREV-HED
PREV-HED Online Course
A comprehensive training program designed to combat sexual and gender-based violence in Higher Education. Available in 7 languages (English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Romanian, Greek, and German).
Module 1
Introduction to Sexual Violence in Higher Education and Student Rights
Understanding the fundamental concepts of sexual violence, legal frameworks, and the specific rights of students within academic environments.
Module 2
Gender-based violence in social media. Sexual harassment in social media.
Exploring the digital dimension of harassment, how gender-based violence manifests online, and strategies for prevention and protection in social networks.
Module 3
Gender-based and sexual violence in higher education at the university
Analyzing the institutional context, cultural factors, and specific dynamics of sexual violence within university campuses and academic life.
Module 4
Prevention protocols and creation of prevention ambassadors
Learning about formal reporting protocols and the role of 'prevention ambassadors' in fostering a safer community and peer support.
Module 5
Training in student mediation, listening posture, victimology and mutual aid
Developing practical skills for active listening, student-led mediation, understanding victim support needs, and building mutual aid networks.
Module 6
Prevention and management of sexual harassment in professional relations in academia
Addressing harassment in professional hierarchical relationships, power dynamics in research and teaching, and management strategies for institutions.
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