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Are students facing more gendered violence? Teachers warn of growing manosphere influence in schools

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A Monash University study surveyed 2,600 teachers across the country, finding 78 per cent observed or experienced gendered violence, which includes physical, mental or sexual harm. Credit: AAP image/Supplied by Niti Bhargava and Dr Anamika Sharma)

A new Monash University study has raised concerns about gendered violence and manosphere content in Australian schools. A survey of 2,600 teachers found 78 per cent had witnessed or experienced gendered violence, while 70 per cent saw manosphere ideas influence student attitudes and behaviour. Experts are calling for stronger respectful relationships education and safer schools.


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A new Monash University study has raised concerns about gendered violence and manosphere content in Australian schools. A survey of 2,600 teachers found 78 per cent had witnessed or experienced gendered violence, while 70 per cent saw manosphere ideas influence student attitudes and behaviour. Experts are calling for stronger respectful relationships education and safer schools.


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