Children with disabilities are exposed to a broad range of violence perpetrated by parents, peers, educators, service providers and others. Violence can take many forms, including bullying in school, physical discipline at the hands of caregivers, the forced sterilization of girls, or violence in the guise of treatment, such as electric shock ‘aversion therapy’ to control behaviour. In some cases, children are deliberately harmed to inflict disabilities that make them more sympathetic as beggars in the street.
16 Ways You Can Stand Against Rape Culture | The Youth Cafe
Every day we have the opportunity to examine our behaviours and beliefs for biases that permit rape culture to continue. From the attitudes we have about gender identities to the policies we support in our communities, we can all take action to stand against rape culture. Here are 16 ways you can do your part:
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How to Gain Work Experience Without Having a Job: Helpful Tips and Tricks | The Youth Cafe
So far in your Professional Development journey with the The Youth Cafe, you’ve defined your long and short-term goals and identified the resources you’ll need to achieve them. You know what skills you have to offer, and you’ve even done the hardest work: figuring out the job or career you want. Now, there’s just one problem: you don’t have much experience in that field.
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How To Talk About Yourself: Three Steps To A Great Elevator Pitch | The Youth Cafe
Imagine you step into an elevator, and someone you professionally admire casually says, “So tell me about yourself.” It’s a broad question we’ve all heard, and a great answer can create new opportunities in both your professional and personal life. But you only have 30 seconds to impress your abilities upon this influential person.