HEY Wellington: Georgie Stone and Rebekah Robertson Q&A Session
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- This video follows Georgie and Rebekah's HEY Wellington storytelling videos earlier in this series. If you would like to make a storytelling video of your own, please register for the Hey Wellington workshop below.
Healthy Equal Youth (HEY) Wellington is a storytelling project designed to provide an opportunity for LGBTQIA+ young people to structure and share their stories in a safe and supported environment with mentoring from professional storytellers.
A four-part workshop series will be conducted over Zoom on Wednesday nights in December, January and February. Participants will have the option to present their story to wellbeing professionals in schools, and invite family and friends to a celebratory event at the conclusion of the workshops to share their story in a safe space with those they trust.
Whether you wish to present or just gain valuable storytelling skills as part of the workshop, please visit www.wellington.vic.gov.au/HEY to complete an expression of interest form and we will be in contact shortly.
The HEY Grant is funded and supported by the Victorian Government.
Thank you Georgie, Thanks Rebecca Such wonderful work!
Beautiful human being ! Love ya Georgie
I watched the documentary, and there's a recurring scene where Mom leaves Raid on the kitchen counter top, right next to where she stores food, and exposes herself and children to. Makes you wonder.
tackling hard questions bless you all as a family st kilders for the cup xxxx
Now that there are peer reviewed papers coming out stating that puberty blockers are very damaging and they've actually banned them on the NHS in Britain and some European countries, for this reason people that continue to promote them really need to have some sort of consequence for doing so.
Just fix the roads!
It must be tough having to keep up the façade 24 hours a day.
It must be
Hard to be an imbecile 24 hours a
Day.
Its become a social contagion.
Georgie women shouldn't have to carry the burden of making places safe for them either, these places are increasingly becoming unsafe for example Prisons, Rape Crisis Centres, Battered Women Places, Change Rooms the list goes on we've had boundaries in place up till now for these very reasons to protect small children and women. And now were being expected to change our language? This sounds to much like 1984 to me. Giving people respect is one thing but giving up our language and spaces to anyone that now think they can be a women is another.. This whole conversation is very one sided, this is being kind in one area at the expense of others in another area, yes people (women) are getting hurt and will continue as long as we keep blurring the lines.
Jesus love you, he died on the cross for you, accept him as your lord and savior he can change everything. For God so loved the world that he gave his only son, so that everyone who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal life" (Jn 3:16"
But you must repent too. From that time Jesus went about preaching and saying, Let your hearts be turned from sin, for the kingdom of heaven is near. (Matthew 4:17)
He doesn't belong in a women's change room.
😂😂😂 insecure that she might see your tiny wee???