English:
How do we raise and support children in an increasingly screen-focused world? How do we talk about taboo topics like sexual abuse and pornography—issues that affect at least 1 in 3 children? And is there anything we can do about it? More than you might think.

Join us for an informal, accessible and creative workshop where we’ll connect and learn in a playful, engaging way. Together, we’ll explore practical tools to help protect and support the children and young people in our lives and communities.

Who is it for? Parents, caregivers, and family members of children and young people of all ages.

Nederlands:
Hoe voeden we kinderen op en ondersteunen we hen in een wereld die steeds meer om schermen draait? Hoe praten we over taboe-onderwerpen zoals seksueel misbruik en pornografie — thema’s die minstens 1 op de 3 kinderen raken? En kunnen we daar eigenlijk iets aan doen? Meer dan je misschien denkt.

Kom naar een informele, toegankelijke en creatieve workshop waarin we spelenderwijs leren en verbinden. Samen ontdekken we praktische handvatten om de kinderen en jongeren in ons leven en onze gemeenschap beter te beschermen en te ondersteunen.

Voor wie? Ouders, verzorgers en familieleden van kinderen en jongeren van alle leeftijden.

About Jasmine:
Jasmine van Wijgerden is a consultant and empath who helps make tough topics navigable for others. Her work supports empowerment, connection and real, positive change. She is a certified workshop facilitator, multi-cultural communication trainer, mediator, policy developer involved in youth advocacy and activism since 1996.

Since 2015 she has facilitated the renown “Prevent It!” workshops of Little Warriors (Canada), given workshops and “taboo coffee talks” at schools, churches, and collaborated with various organisations including War Child, Scouting Nederland, St. Ik Wil, St. Omnia Jeugdzorg, Combinatie Jeugdzorg, Pitstop Jongeren Centrum, and pioneering companies like Body Scratch.