Workshop on raising awareness of rape culture

Preventing sexual violence among young adults

Awareness workshop

Inspired by the games Werewolves of Miller’s Hollow and Murder Mystery Games, this workshop aims to raise participants’ awareness of issues surrounding rape culture by encouraging discussion through role-playing.

Rape culture is not limited to acts committed by an individual. Certain behaviors, silence, and inaction can also contribute to maintaining and reinforcing rape culture in society.

Educational game

An Original and Purpose-Driven Artistic Approach

This experience is authentic, engaging, and innovative. It was designed and developed by a multidisciplinary team of young people with complementary areas of expertise, bringing together psychology, sexology, and art.

The gaming experience is followed by a discussion and educational segment designed to reinforce the key learnings. This approach helps participants recognize these stereotypes, understand their impact on social interactions, and reflect on more nuanced perspectives.

The goal is to create a dynamic learning environment where young people can explore different perspectives, express their ideas, and develop their critical thinking skills in a structured, respectful, and supportive setting.

Illustrations and card design: Aleks Nadeau @dead_friends_suck

Game Context

The game takes place at a party where a problematic situation occurs. Each player takes on a stereotype and must discuss the situation with the other players, then vote to determine what happened.

Potential Partners

Who Can Benefit?

Schools

School administrators, teachers, or support staff who wish to enhance their programming in mental health.

Community centers

Any organization working with youth that wishes to address social isolation in an artistic, inclusive, and impactful way.

Consulates or cultural organizations

Festivals, regional projects, theme days, prevention weeks, etc. – our program easily integrates into your activities.

Hospitals and youth services

Social workers, guidance counselors, or student life coordinators who want to offer an engaging workshop.

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