A Training Session on ‘A World Without Violence — Together We Can Do It’ Was Held

With the aim of identifying contemporary students' attitudes toward the issue of violence in interpersonal interactions, a concluding class with training elements entitled "A World Without Violence — Together We Will Overcome" was conducted for students of the "Social Work" programme by Arystanova Z.S., lecturer of the Department of "Social Work and Tourism," as part of the course "Management of Social Work Services in Institutions."

During the class, it was revealed that for the majority of students, violence is associated primarily with physical impact (inflicting pain, causing harm to physical health, etc.). Only a small portion of students consider violence to be primarily a moral and psychological impact on another person (causing harm to their mental health).

As demonstrated by theoretical and practical classes, students most frequently experience conflicts with family members, somewhat less often with friends, and considerably less often with fellow students. The class included discussions on the university's "academic integrity policy."