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There is a paradigm shifting power to the hashtag #metoo.
In 2017 part of the world woke up to a simple and stark truth–sexual harassment and abuse is not acceptable. It never has been, but now we have the ability to ensure it doesn't prevail.
With this vision, the University of Hong Kong, Camel Assembly, Mettā and {embrace} worldwide invite you to a listening session. Listening sessions provide for a safe space to gather to identify sexual harassment; discuss the impact it has had on your life; generate responses as tools for when you find yourself in an uncomfortable situation; and outline how to report an incident.
Note: In January, a second '#MeToo now what' will be facilitated, including men. Please RSVP here.
In 2017 part of the world woke up to a simple and stark truth–sexual harassment and abuse is not acceptable. It never has been, but now we have the ability to ensure it doesn't prevail.
With this vision, the University of Hong Kong, Camel Assembly, Mettā and {embrace} worldwide invite you to a listening session. Listening sessions provide for a safe space to gather to identify sexual harassment; discuss the impact it has had on your life; generate responses as tools for when you find yourself in an uncomfortable situation; and outline how to report an incident.
Note: In January, a second '#MeToo now what' will be facilitated, including men. Please RSVP here.
Agenda
7
15PM
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7
25PM
Introduction
Helen Lockey, Director of Educational & Institutional Intelligence, President's Office, The University of Hong Kong.
7
25PM
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7
40PM
Brief Panel
Identify - Moderated by Karen See, co-founder {embrace} worldwide, panellists include Karina Calver (counsellor for trauma and relationships), Pascale Bertoli (organisational psychology & counselling), Jo Jacobs and Keshia Hannam (Camel Assembly). Experts in harassment, Karina and Pascale will explain what is it and how it is expressed in all it’s forms and provide insights into cause and effect, how it happens and why we feel the way we do. Jo and Keshia will share experiences that they have encountered.
7
40PM
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8
50PM
Group Sessions
Respond - Attendees will be split into small groups to share stories, problem solve and provide solutions, providing care to ourselves and one other. Facilitated by Christine Cheong, Janine Manning, Claire Jung and Karen See.
8
50PM
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9
00PM
Q&A with Karina and Pascale
End - Share learnings to create safe spaces and articulating strategies that end sexual harassment in a realistic and sustainable manner.
Tickets
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Reserve TicketTwo-hour #metoo workshop.
On completion of this workshop, participants should be able to:
> IDENTIFY (define sexual harassment)
> RESPOND (explain how to swiftly respond to / pre-empt sexual harassment)
> END (contributes to awareness-raising and articulate strategies to end sexual harassment)