Films
Watch a range of films young people in schools participating in the programme have produced
Merseyside Youth Association is working in partnership with educational media experts Collaborate Digital to help young people make short films as part of the Mentors in Violence Prevention programme.
The school workshops use teamwork, creative writing, performance and media production to deliver active learning and a deeper understanding of issues around violence prevention.
Collaborate Digital also provide lesson plans and a range of online tools to enable teachers to deliver PSHE lessons on important issues such as health, personal safety, careers, the environment and the risks and consequences of being involved with criminal activity.
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Hope Academy
Racist bullying
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Hope Academy
Insults
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The Academy of St Francis of Assisi
Are you going to Standby or Stand Up?
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Alsop High School
Child Sexual Exploitation, what is it?
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Alsop High School
This is not ok, this is sexual abuse
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All Saints Catholic High School
Knife Crime in Merseyside
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All Saints Catholic High School
County lines
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All Saints Catholic High School
What makes a good Leader?
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The Belvedere Academy
Gender-based harassment
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The Belvedere Academy
Cyberbullying
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The Belvedere Academy
Consent
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The Belvedere Academy
Victim Blaming
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The Blue Coat School
The 5 D’s of Bystander Intervention
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Calday Grange Grammar School
Tackling discrimination and homophobia
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Calday Grange Grammar School
Victim Blamed for Online Abuse
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Cardinal Heenan
Knife Crime
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Christ the King
Peer Pressure
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Christ the King
Suicide
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Christ the King
Active Bystanders in Southport
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De La Salle
Rumours
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De La Salle
It’s ok not to be ok
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De La Salle
Cyberbullying – Treat others as you would like to be treated
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Deyes High School
Rumours
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Deyes High School
Online Abuse
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Dixons Broadgreen Academy
Male Suicide
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Dixons Broadgreen Academy
Alcohol and Consent
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Greenbank High School
Online Abuse
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Greenbank High School
Sexual Harassment
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Holly Lodge
Victim Blaming
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Holly Lodge
Barbie Monologue to challenge Stereotypes
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Holy Family Catholic High School
Homophobia and Online Abuse
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Holy Family Catholic High School
Ban the Banter
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Holy Family Catholic High School
Transitioning from Year 6 to Secondary School
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Hope Academy
Violence vs Respect
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Hope Academy
Being a bystander to Bullying
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Kirkby High School
Challenging Stereotypes
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LIPA
Online Bullying
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MYA Youth and You Group (YAY)
Hate crime and Disability discrimination
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MYA Youth and You Group (YAY)
Bystander “I wish it never happened”
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MYA Youth and You Group (YAY)
Why don’t we talk about Mental Health?
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Notre Dame
Tackling racism and prejudice
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Pensby High School
Challenging Gender Stereotypes
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Pensby High School
Domestic Abuse Poem
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Stanley High School
Positive Leaders
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St Anselm’s College
Exploring Racism
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St Augustine of Canterbury Catholic Academy
The dangers of the online word
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St Hilda's CE High School
Knife Crime
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St Hilda's CE High School
Breaking the Gender Box
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St Hilda's CE High School
Hidden Disabilities
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St Julie’s Catholic High School
Gender Stereotypes and Feminism
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St Julie’s Catholic High School
Combatting Sexual Harassment in School
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St Julie’s Catholic High School
Sexual Harassment
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Upton Hall School
Online Abuse
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Upton Hall School
Body Shaming
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Woodchurch High School
End Racism
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Windsor Primary School
You’ve got us now – Exploitation and Gang crimes