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Stereotype Labels

Game to look at how we interact with people
group of teenagers having a discussion

Bookshelf Audit

Look through your books and think about who is represented in the stories you read.
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Check your Privilege

In this activity young people explore what privilege means, and what it means to check your privilege. They look at white privilege in particular, and think about how this manifests in their lives (or not).
group of teenagers having a discussion

Values and Valuables: A Balloon Debate

Discussion about individuals and groups values
group of teenagers having a discussion

A Good Yarn

Discuss your own life timeline to help think about how past events shape the future, and plan what the group can do to see the future they want.
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Follow My Leader

Group game, one child leads an action and another child has to guess the "leader"
Children playing a clapping game

One two Three

Counting to three is not always easy
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Conflict Onion

This activity focuses on introducing young people to the 'onion model' of conflict analysis. It will help individuals understand how to use the model in analysing conflict. The conflict onion will introduce critical thinking and a better understanding of the difference between positions, interests and needs in a conflict.
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Elfin Takeover

Planning their own group night
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Hands Up for Your Rights

Exploring and learning about Rights of the Child
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Woodcraft Crumble

Writing a recipe for your group
RolePlays

Take a step forward

Play different roles to show privilege in society.

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