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Respect Matters study night at Danala

Presenter Emily Ellis
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Emily Ellis
T: 8986 8603 E: emily.ellis@cdu.edu.au
Location Danala - Room 4.16

The Respect Matters training is compulsory for all CDU Students from 2026. Delivered via Learnline and taking approximately 90 minutes to complete, the training covers topics such as understanding gender-based violence and its impact, consent, respect and healthy relationships, how to support others, social drivers, discrimination and social factors.

At the Respect Matters study session, staff will provide you with support to complete each module, take time to answer students' questions, and offer additional support if needed. Snacks will be provided.

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