Expert agency for education and advice on sexual violence prevention. We work with schools, businesses, government agencies and community groups
Wellington New Zealand
Joined August 2013
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We have a rare and exciting opportunity for a passionate changemaker to make their mark in an up-and-coming organisation and lead RespectEd Aotearoa into the future. Read the full job description and apply at: respected.org.nz/get-involve…
We are excited to share a snapshot of how 2021 went for RespectEd Aotearoa in our annual report. Please click on link to download the PDF: bit.ly/39qtQvk
May 28 is LGBTQI+ Domestic Violence Awareness Day.
The day began in 2020 in Australia as a day to start conversations, spread the word and stand together to support victims and survivors of domestic and family violence. This year’s theme is #SeenAndBelieved
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RespectEd Aotearoa is looking for a dynamic and adaptable Safer Venues Project Co-Ordinator to join our Community Mobilisation & Organisational Development team.
In this new role, the Safer Venues Project Co-Ordinator will be responsible for developing and implementing strategies to prevent sexual harm in licenced venues within the Wellington CBD.
This position reports to the Lead Consultant – Community Mobilisation & Organisational Development, is for 40 hours per week and the position is based in Wellington.
Find out more/apply on SEEK: seek.co.nz/job/57056678
It’s been an eventful nine years for me with, starting as a Coordinator overseen jointly by Wellington Rape Crisis, Wellington Sexual Abuse HELP Foundation and WellStop, growing the work and then setting up RespectEd as its own organisation with a dynamic and ever-growing team.
I’m looking forward to a change of pace for a while, but am excited to come back early next year. In the meantime, I am pleased to announce the Acting CEO, Claire Lyons, who will be overseeing RespectEd Aotearoa while I am away.
Read about Claire here: respected.org.nz/an-announce…
We are looking for an Instructional Designer as part of our partnership with SHINE. In this role, you will be working on a project to design a specialised family violence and sexual violence response education and training package.
You will be responsible for collating content and must have an advanced understanding of adult learning principles and application. You will also need project management, organisational and high-level communication skills.
At RespectEd Aotearoa, we welcome the release of new sexuality education resources for the teaching of relationships and sexuality education. These resources are inclusive and have been expanded to include information about consent, digital safety and healthy relationships.
We hope that this is the first step to the government making consent education compulsory in schools stuff.co.nz/national/1283383…
