This document discusses how the digital world can perpetuate old injustices and outlines Women's Health Grampians' approach to addressing this issue. It advocates for youth-led, strengths-based education with a gender lens to teach digital citizenship and promote gender equity, challenging stereotypes and diversity. It provides contact information for Michelle Hunt at Women's Health Grampians for more information on these initiatives.

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The digital world:
a new space for old injustice
Michelle Hunt
Women’s Health Grampians

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Strengths
based
Gender
Lens
Peer
Education
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Women’s
Health
Prevention of
Violence Against
Women
Gender equity
Gender roles
Cyber
Education
Digital
citizenship

9. Where does women’s health fit?
• Digital Citizenship in a Health
Promotion framework
• Education that:
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o Challenges stereotypes
o Promotes diversity
• Be the alternate voice – social norms
approach

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For more information contact:
Michelle Hunt
Women’s Health Grampians
Email: michelle@whg.org.au
PH: 53 22 4100