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COMPETENCES FRAMEWORK FOR YOUTH WORKERS: PREVENTING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE THROUGH RESTORATIVE JUSTICE & MEDIA EDUCATION
Competence Area |
A.1 GBV and Gender Pedagogy |
Competence title |
1.1 Understanding GBV |
Competence description |
Is able to understand GBV: its definition, the various forms it can take, its roots, its types, its dynamics. |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding the causes of GBV in the society |
Skills examples |
Take time to take stock, and reflect on the causes of GBV in the society |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting how GBV is rooted in the society |
Competence Area |
A.1 GBV and Gender Pedagogy |
Competence title |
1.2 Understanding the EU and national legal frameworks of GBV |
Competence description |
Is able to understand the EU and national legal frameworks of GBV |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding the principles of EU and national legal frameworks of GBV |
Skills examples |
Take time to take stock, and reflect on the principles of EU and national legal frameworks of GBV |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on the principles of EU and national legal frameworks of GBV gender-based violence |
Competence Area |
A.1 GBV and Gender Pedagogy |
Competence title |
1.3 Understanding issues related to gender identity, gender roles and gender stereotypes |
Competence description |
Is able to starting a critical analysis of how gender differences have led to inequalities between men and women in multiple areas of society, on the link between stereotypes / normativity and gender-based violence |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding how gender differences have led to inequalities between men and women in multiple areas of society, on the link between stereotypes / normativity and gender-based violence |
Skills examples |
Carry out a reflection on how gender differences have led to inequalities between men and women in multiple areas of society, on the link between stereotypes / normativity and gender-based violence |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on how gender differences have led to inequalities between men and women in multiple areas of society,on the link between stereotypes / normativity and gender-based violence |
Competence Area |
A.1. GBV and Gender Pedagogy |
Competence title |
1.4 Understanding how to tackle and overcome situations of gender discrimination / violence in working with young people |
Competence description |
Is able to understand how to tackle and overcome situations of gender discrimination / violence in working with young people |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding tools and practices to tackle and overcome situations of gender discrimination / violence in working with young people |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on tools and practices to tackle and overcome situations of gender discrimination / violence in working with young people |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on tools and practices to tackle and overcome situations of gender discrimination / violence in working with young people |
Competence Area |
B.1 Restorative Justice |
Competence title |
1.1 Understanding the RJ paradigme |
Competence description |
Is able to understand the definition and the paradigm of RJ |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding the principles and the practices of RJ |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on the principles and the implication of RJ and its impact on the communities |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on how RJ can impact on the communities |
Competence Area |
B.1 Restorative Justice |
Competence title |
1.2 Understanding the RJ paradigme in relation to GBV prevention |
Competence description |
Is able to understand how RJ practices and principles can relate to GBV prevention |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding how RJ practices and principles can relate to GBV prevention |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on how RJ practices and principles can relate to GBV prevention |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on how RJ practices and principles can relate to GBV prevention |
Competence Area |
B.1 Restorative Justice |
Competence title |
1.3 Understanding the interdisciplinary perspectives on restorative justice: development of insights for social and emotional learning (ie. RJ as a conciliation practice; RJ as an holistic approach for power balance)
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Competence description |
Is able to understand how RJ practices and principles can lead to development of insights for social and emotional learning |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding how RJ practices and principles can lead to development of insights for social and emotional learning |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on how RJ practices and principles can lead to development of insights for social and emotional learning |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on how RJ practices and principles can lead to development of insights for social and emotional learning |
Competence Area |
B.1 Restorative Justice |
Competence title |
1.4 Understanding the RJ paradigme in relation to intersectionality |
Competence description |
Is able to understand how RJ practices and principles can be seen in relation to intersectionality |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding how RJ practices and principles can be seen in relation to intersectionality |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on how RJ practices and principles can be seen in relation to intersectionality |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on how RJ practices and principles can be seen in relation to intersectionality |
Competence Area |
C.1 Media Education |
Competence title |
1.1 Fundamentals of Media Education |
Competence description |
Is able to understand what is Media Education and its importance within young people pedagogy (fundamental milestones of ME in Europe Definitions of media education: areas, approaches, paradigms Media education) |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding what is Media Education and its importance within young people pedagogy (fundamental milestones of ME in Europe Definitions of media education: areas, approaches, paradigms Media education) |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on what is Media Education and its importance within young people pedagogy (fundamental milestones of ME in Europe Definitions of media education: areas, approaches, paradigms Media education) |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on what is Media Education and its importance within young people pedagogy (fundamental milestones of ME in Europe Definitions of media education: areas, approaches, paradigms Media education) |
Competence Area |
C.2 Media Education |
Competence title |
1.2 Using media safely |
Competence description |
Is able to use the media safely |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding the strategies for using the media safely |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on the strategies for for using the media safely |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on the strategies for using the media safely |
Competence Area |
C.2 Media Education for GBV prevention and Gender Pedagogy |
Competence title
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1.3 Critically reading media messages in relation to Gender Equality |
Competence description |
Is able to understand the techniques for the analysis of media messages to deconstruct and disarticulate the gender stereotypes that dominate the print media, on television screens, on social media |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding the techniques for the analysis of media messages to deconstruct and disarticulate the gender stereotypes that dominate the print media, on television screens, on social media |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on the techniques for the analysis of media messages to deconstruct and disarticulate the gender stereotypes that dominate the print media, on television screens, on social media |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on the techniques for the analysis of media messages to deconstruct and disarticulate the gender stereotypes that dominate the print media, on television screens, on social media |
Competence Area |
C.2 Media Education for GBV prevention and Gender Pedagogy |
Competence title |
1.4 Critically reading media messages in relation to GBV |
Competence description
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Is able to develop a critical and analytical approach to how the media relate, convey and communicate gender-based violence (ie. Problematic uses of media: cyberbullying, cyberstalking, sexting, revenge porn) |
Knowledge examples |
Knowing how to apply a critical and analytical approach to how the media relate, convey and communicate gender-based violence (ie. Problematic uses of media: cyberbullying, cyberstalking, sexting, revenge porn) |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on how to apply a critical and analytical approach to how the media relate, convey and communicate gender-based violence (ie. Problematic uses of media: cyberbullying, cyberstalking, sexting, revenge porn) |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on how to apply a critical and analytical approach to how the media relate, convey and communicate gender-based violence (ie. Problematic uses of media: cyberbullying, cyberstalking, sexting, revenge porn) |
Competence Area |
C.2 Media Education for GBV prevention and Gender Pedagogy |
Competence title |
1.5 Using media creatively for Gender Pedagogy |
Competence description |
Is able to understand the techniques for using the media creatively to talk about healthy gender relationships and emotional intelligence, for sentimental education and an affectivity outside the stereotypes of identity. |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding the techniques for using the media creatively to talk about healthy gender relationships and emotional intelligence, for sentimental education and an affectivity outside the stereotypes of identity. |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on the techniques for using the media creatively to talk about healthy gender relationships and emotional intelligence, for sentimental education and an affectivity outside the stereotypes of identity. |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on the techniques for using the media creatively to talk about healthy gender relationships and emotional intelligence, for sentimental education and an affectivity outside the stereotypes of identity. |
Competence Area |
C.2 Media Education for GBV prevention and Gender Pedagogy |
Competence title |
1.6 Using media creatively for promotion of peer education and for supporting informal learning on GBV prevention: methodologies, materials, sources |
Competence description |
Is able to understand the techniques and the strategies for using the media creatively for promotion of peer education and for supporting informal learning on GBV prevention: methodologies, materials, sources |
Knowledge examples |
Understanding the techniques and the strategies for using the media creatively for promotion of peer education and for supporting informal learning on GBV prevention: methodologies, materials, sources |
Skills examples |
Able to reflect on the techniques and the strategies for using the media creatively for promotion of peer education and for supporting informal learning on GBV prevention: methodologies, materials, sources |
Attitude examples |
Acknowledge importance of reflecting on the techniques and the strategies for using the media creatively for promotion of peer education and for supporting informal learning on GBV prevention: methodologies, materials, sources |