Teaching Students Consent | Respectful Relationships

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Set around a film shoot featuring Victorian era socialites, this video clip focuses on consent in relationships. Through the film dialogue, and ‘real-life’ conversations between the actors and crew, it reinforces an important message about consent between couples. It is not just about the fact that “no” means “no”, but that not saying “yes” also means “no”.
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6 мар 2021

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@how.disability.justice 3 года назад

thank you! i like how the message is repeated in different ways throughout and can see what emotionally supportive friend should be like! really brilliant!

@miracleom 3 года назад

loved the way the message portrayed :)

@Faevitra Год назад

I loved the video, really well done and the message is very clear. I'm planning to teach about consent to people, I am a polyamorous person that practices bdsm and even in those two worlds where consent should be everything, it is not. We need to teach others about consent to make the world a better place. and, in that note, can I show this video to my students?

@kelleygreengrass Год назад

Are they going to see your creepy sexual comments about a lifestyle no one needed to know about? Are you a sex ed teacher? Probably just trying to sexualize children

@havenbastion 2 месяца назад

If consent were revocable unilaterally just because your change your mind, informal agreements and legal contracts would not be possible and society would literally crumble. Consent is a range of certainty on both sides, not an on/off switch. That's dangerously simplistic. Also, having sex just to keep your boyfriend isn't ethically worse than working for someone to avoid being homeless.