Aboriginal (4)
By Dalya On June 30, 2010 | 0 Comments
This September, WAVAW will be reaching out to teenagers in Vancouver high schools with an innovative new program aimed at preventing violence. Using thought-provoking and engaging activities created specifically for youth, the program works to raise awareness about violence and motivate young people to take action in making their communities safer for everyone.
Students will learn how to:
- Investigate the root causes of violence
- Think critically about how socialization through the media impacts our bodies and minds
- Think about how we value one another in society and to strive for equality
- Begin thinking about what leadership looks like and what it means to intervene as a bystander
Dalya has worked at WAVAW since 2005 and has been involved with the Super Power Project since the beginning! Dalya's passion is working with youth and finding new and creative ways of engaging our future leaders in issues related to violence against women and social justice
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By David Ng On October 26, 2009 | 0 Comments
David has been working with Hello Cool World since he was 14. Now the video editor for all the youth projects, he edited both the "Talk About it Show" and "That's So Busted" for the Super Power Project.
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By Katherine Dodds On April 09, 2008 | 5 Comments
Just returned from the launch of the Haisla Nation Youth's video!!
Tag(s): Aboriginal, First Nations, Hello Cool World, Sexual Health, Social Marketing, Strategy, Teens and Dating, Video, Video Workshops, Violence Against Women and Girls, Youth
By Katherine Dodds On March 06, 2008 | 0 Comments
Tag(s): Aboriginal, First Nations, Graphic Design, Hello Cool World, Marketing, Sexual Health, Social Marketing, Teens and Dating, Video Workshops, Violence Against Women and Girls, Youth
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