PROJECT ROCKIT TV Season 4 is a digital storytelling resource in partnership with the Youth Disability Advocacy Service (YDAS) for school audiences targeting literacy of diverse identities, self-awareness and allyship skills. 

PRTV Season 4 brings the voices of disabled young people. Each episode elevates the perspectives of everyday young people aged 16 to 21, as they tackle important issues like intersectionality, discrimination, advocacy and simply fitting in.

  

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Approximately one in four Year 4–9 Australian students report being bullied every few weeks or more, with those who are Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, culturally and linguistically diverse, living with a disability, LGBTQIA+ and young carers reporting significantly higher rates of bullying. 

While anti-bullying resources are valuable, teachers are in greater need of community-based support to realise pathways to reducing marginalisation and fostering inclusion.

This season also included a Discussion Guide Resource, which offers educators, parents, carers and mentors with ideas for how to talk about these videos with the young people in your life.

 

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This season is part of the “PROJECT ROCKIT TV: REAL TALK SERIES” as an innovative youth-driven digital resource addressing issues of discrimination and marginalisation among young people based on differences. 

PRTV Season 4 is part of our “REAL TALK SERIES”, created in partnership with the Youth Disability Advocacy Service (YDAS) and with support from the William Buckland Foundation.

 

 

For more educational resources and tools to facilitate critical conversations on disability, access and inclusion, mental health and wellbeing, cyberbullying, consent, respectful relationships, navigating privacy and much more, check out our digital platform subscription PROJECT ROCKIT Plus .