Designed for youth, educators, and outdoor practitioners, it includes:
This resource will help you to have a better understanding about the needs of those who menstruate (including people from the Rainbow community), and the things we can all do to create a more inclusive outdoors. It contains contributions from Ngahuia Murphy, InsideOUT, Intersex Trust Aotearoa New Zealand, and Princess Warrior Workshops.
EONZ would like to acknowledge and show our gratitude to our funding partners: the Ministry of Education, Sport New Zealand, the University of Canterbury, PPTA, and Leave No Trace Aotearoa. We would also like to thank all the people who shared their experiences with us, contributed in some way towards content or provided supporting material that sits alongside the resource.
If you would like professional development for your team/staff about topics included in the resource, please get in touch with the team at PLD@eonz.org.nz. Discounts are available for EONZ members.
Click on the link provided above to start exploring this important new resource, including links to the video series and how to download the print resource.
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Collaboration between Enviroschools, teachers, students and local government in Porirua has produced multiple benefits for ākonga, community and the environment.
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