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Setting up a Dialogues Club at your school is this simple.
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Students
Enthusiastic students to continue meaningful discussions
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Space
A congenial space appropriate for the number of participants
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Teacher
Supportive teacher to organise or help students to self-organise
For more detail, download the Dialogues Club toolkit and check out our Resources, covering topical content, dialogue guides and skill development plus organisational and promotional materials
Schools conduct their own dialogue events on a youth-focused topic, with guidance and support from The Brisbane Dialogues
Dialogues are held between student panellists and a moderator provided or briefed by The Brisbane Dialogues
Each school produces a recording or summary of their event, from which a report on “The Voice of Youth” and a highlights package is produced
“The Voice of Youth” report and highlights video of the series are publicised and presented to parliaments by students
TESTIMONIALS
“Not only were those who actively participated able to build their own research, speaking and listening skills, those in the audience genuinely left the auditorium exclaiming that they wished they’d signed up”
- Rachel Bowhay, HOD Humanities, Calamvale Community College, Brisbane
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