Investing in SPHE resources and teacher training is needed to deal with the rise of incel culture and misogyny.
highlights the need to provide courses on media literacy to deal with the issue.
“I think it's quite urgent, I think it would need to be in place for September if we really want to get a chance at cracking down on it,” he said. Northern Ireland's First Minister Michelle O'Neill said she would be supportive of the idea of children being shown Adolescence in northern schools.“I think that we should always lean into any tool that actually help us to, you know, drive home that message that we must end violence against women and girls or anything that calls out the misogyny and the issues that we have in society.
“What's lacking is resources and what's lacking is training and what's lacking is investment in this whole area,” he said.
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