
Talking Respect Alice Springs

An interactive workshop showcasing Talking Respect resources and how they can be used to talk with young people about healthy relationships
These 1.5 day training workshops are designed to support teachers, youth workers, health workers and other professionals who work with young people or in related policy roles to use the Talking Respect resources. The resources were developed through consultation and collaboration with young people, schools and service providers in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek.
The workshops will be delivered by Maree Crabbe (Director, It’s time we talked), Rachel Neary and Peta-Lee Cole-Manolis (Central Australian Talking Respect consultants). They are supported by the Women’s Safety Services of Central Australia (WoSSCA).
About Maree Crabbe
Maree is Director of the Australian violence prevention initiative, It’s time we talked. She is an educator, author, researcher and filmmaker who is passionate about gender-based violence prevention, and about supporting parents, schools, communities and government to address pornography’s influence on children and young people.
Dates: Thursday 3rd December 2026 Time – 11:00am – 4:30pm and
Friday 4th December 2026 Time – 8:30am – 3:30pm (Please note the workshop is delivered over two days.)
Location: DoubleTree Hotel, 82 Barrett Drive, Alice Springs, NT
Cost: $70 (These workshops are subsidised workshop and include catering)
The cost of these workshops has been subsidised. Please contact WoSSCA if payment is an issue.
Get Tickets