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We all want to have respectful relationships. Respectful Relationships are a protection against violence. Download the toolboxes for handy hints.
The Being Men Toolbox will help you understand why we need to Challenge the #Outdated and how we can support healthy masculinity. The Call-in Toolbox will help us create meaningful change. The Kids and Gender Toolbox is designed for parents and caregivers who haven’t yet connected with the Rainbow world, so they can understand what is happening better, and be loving and supportive of Rainbow children.

 

 

 

Use these handy acronyms

Share1 Respect1 Others1
Listen1 Enthusiastic1 Behave1
Actions1

 

Click on these five short videos that focus on the top five tips for dads, or click on the Top 5 Tools to watch the play list. (active soon)White Ribbon wants to give kiwi dads the confidence and skills to talk about respectful relationships and respectful sexual relationships with their sons, so we’ve created a toolbox for dads ‘Raising Respectful Sons’ and ‘Bringing up Boys who Respect’ (for younger dads)

 

Role Modelling from White Ribbon on Vimeo.

Active Involvement from White Ribbon on Vimeo.

The biggest influence on your child is your role modelling. Kids learn by observing all your actions and do listen to what you say. Be actively involved in raising your kids. Offer security, support and closeness, and be nurturing, warm and sensitive.

Age Adjustment (Ages and Stages) from White Ribbon on Vimeo.

Respect as a Behaviour from White Ribbon on Vimeo.

Start developing their respectful behaviour early and adjust to their development. Talk about respect as a behaviour. Describe what they can do to show respect.

Learning from You about respectful sexual relationships from White Ribbon on Vimeo.

Children and teenagers typically want more sex education than they are given. This includes how to have respectful relationships. They’ll appreciate learning from you.

 

Check out these eight actions that build Respectful Relationships (and help to reduce men’s violence towards women.

 

 

 

 

 

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