Praxis Learning Network

Empowering Passionate Youth Workers Through Faith, Culture, and Community

Step into the World of Praxis

The Praxis Learning Network is not just another training opportunity – it's a journey of faith, culture, and transformative learning that brings together committed change makers under the umbrella of Christian youth work and community development.

Stay sharp - and stay connected

The Praxis Learning Network is designed for busy and active youth and community workers who want to continue to grow in their practice, together with their peers.

How is it structured?


The Learning Network is made up of two core components:

  1. Monthly professional development workshops available to join online.

  2. One annual intensive where you can immerse yourself into the learning community.

Professional Development Workshops

Join others for a monthly professional development workshop, delivered in hybrid mode!

When

6 March, 17 April, 16 May, 18 June, 17 July

12.30pm - 2.30pm

Where

In person @ Ridley College (Founders Room), 170 The Avenue, Parkville

Light refreshments will be served

OR

Online via zoom (workshops will be recorded). Workshop presenter will begin at 1pm.

Costs

$20 per workshop

Topics

Wed 6 March: Being a Trauma-informed Practitioner (with Inotoli Zhimomi)

Wed 17 April: Youth Participation and Emancipatory Youth Work (with John Marion)

Thurs 16 May: Suicidal Ideation in Young People (with Katherine Thompson)

Tues 18 June: Intentional Leadership (with Mavis Payne)

Wed 17 July: Walking alongside Culturally Diverse Communities (with Charlene Delos Santos)

Contact

Charlene Delos Santos / praxis.victoria@praxis.org.au / 0431123652

Register : May Workshop

May Workshop: Suicidal Ideation in Young People
$20.00

Thursday 16th May, 12.30pm - 2.30pm

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Suicidal Ideation in Young People

With Katherine Thompson

In this workshop we will be exploring risk factors for suicide in young people, how to identify risk, explore our own personal attitude to suicide, and how to intervene and keep someone safe. We will reflect on how faith intersects with this difficult and confronting topic, and how the Church has stigmatised this mental health issue. Participants will feel more confident in how to discuss suicidal ideation with young people in a positive and non-judgemental way.

REGISTER BY 13th May

Zoom links will be sent out closer to the date.

For those who register, recordings and slides will be sent out after the event.

Workshop Presenters

Inotoli Zhimomi

John Marion

Katherine Thompson

Mavis Payne

Charlene Delos Santos