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 Call It Out is a podcast led by students from Sacred Heart College and St Joseph’s College in Geelong. Listening through the lens of young people the podcast episodes are an insightful journey into contemporary issues impacting them. Discussing themes such as gender equality, unhealthy masculinity, everyday sexism, healthy relationships and consent, we are given an intimate invitation into what young people think.Copyright 2022 All rights reserved.
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    • EPISODE 11 - Consent & fries and other musings

      EPISODE 11 - Consent & fries and other musings
      Nov 10 2023

      What do fries have to with consent ? Join Destiny, Alex and Hannah as they duck dive into all things consent. From what type of consent education we are seeing in our schools to highlighting the lack of consent that appear in what we watch, what we hear and what we read.
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      43 min
    • EPISODE 10 - Jane Gilmore - Teaching consent in the classroom

      EPISODE 10 - Jane Gilmore - Teaching consent in the classroom
      Aug 3 2023

      Alex, Destiny and Georgia chat to Jane Gilmore, journalist, consent educator and author of Teaching Consent about consent education, what is consent, and why it is important that young people learn it from a young age.

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      27 min
    • EPISODE 9 - Classify Consent with Audrey, Caroline, Charlie & Ella

      EPISODE 9 - Classify Consent with Audrey, Caroline, Charlie & Ella
      Jun 4 2023

      In this episode Audrey, Caroline, Charlie and Ella discuss consent or the lack of with what we watch. In 2022 Consent Labs, a NFP who delivers consent education in Australia started a Government petition to push the Classification Board to 'Classify Consent' because 3 out of 5 people in Australia are unable to recognise non-consensual acts in popular films and tv. Just like warnings for violence and course language, a lack of consent warning would give opportunity to recognise the lack of consent and make informed choices about what they are watching. Join Audrey, Caroline, Charlie and Ella as they discuss and unpack a few examples of non- consensual & consensual acts of your favourite movies and shows.

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      41 min
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