A schools-based rugby league project is helping young people build more inclusive schools and communities.
The National Rugby League’s (NRL) In League In Harmony program, delivered in partnership with the Institute for Economics & Peace and Together for Humanity, helps students challenge stereotypes, develop confidence and leadership skills, and tackle issues in their schools.
In this video Daniel Nour talks with students Zion and Charlotte about teamwork, unexpected friendships and their ideas for making their schools places where everyone feels they belong.
Using the principles of Positive Peace, students learn how respect, trust and teamwork are just as important off the field as they are on it.
NRL In League In Harmony is part of the NRL Social Cohesion Project, delivered in partnership with the Institute for Economics and Peace and Together for Humanity. This project receives funding through the Multicultural NSW COMPACT program. COMPACT works across communities and sectors to inspire and empower young people to foster social cohesion, stand united against divisive forces and come together in times of need.
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