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Lesson two – Finding things out – speaking notes

Summary

These speaking notes support the 'Finding things out' lesson. This lesson considers finding and interviewing sources for stories about violence against women, including considerations for interviewing traumatised victims and survivors. The lecture is also supported by presentation slides.

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Media Making Change Lesson Two speaking notes
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