consent & boundaries
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Speak About It is a consent education and sexual assault prevention non-profit. They partner with high schools, colleges, and communities, and use theatre and dialogue to empower students to prevent sexual violence, build healthy relationships, and create positive change in their communities.
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Part of sexual violence prevention is making sure that your teen understand healthy relationships. This blog post provides helpful tips.
Blog post, 15 minute read
This blog post helps teens navigate consent. It can help parents model some ways to talk about consent and sex, and may be a helpful resource for you to read with your teen and discuss.
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Nedra Tawwab is a licensed therapist and best-selling author. She helps people create healthy relationships by teaching them how to implement boundaries. Her website includes resources to help.
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This website offers resources for healthy relationships, setting boundaries, talking about consent, and more.
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A short film about consent featuring students and alumni of Seattle Public Schools. Produced by Harborview Abuse & Trauma Center and Seattle Public Schools, directed and edited by Azure Savage.
Healthy sexuality
Blog Post, 5 minute read
This blog post is about people who aren’t sexually active in college.
Video, 14 minutes
This talk offers another perspective on sexting and consent.
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EducateUS: SIECUS In Action is building a movement of voters laser-focused on advancing progressive sex education policy and implementation across the country. They believe that comprehensive public sex education can change the world, and are mobilizing voters to do just that.
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Speak About It, a consent education and sexual assault prevention non-profit, lists great resources for healthy sexuality education.
RESOURCES WE LOVE
for raising strong, connected young adults
SEXUAL HARASSMENT & WORK
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This resource helps walk through facts about federal sexual harassment law and includes fact sheets, webinars, and information about current legislation.
Support for Survivors
This website is intended to provide violence prevention-specific resources for youth in your life. However, we would be remiss if we didn’t include information about how to be supportive and respectful of a youth who has been harassed, assaulted, or experienced dating violence.
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Here are some resources to help if you or someone you know needs them:
Friends & Family Resources to Support Survivors
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Resources for how to engage respectfully and supportively if your loved one tells you they’ve been assaulted.
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Warning Signs for College-Age Adults
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This link helps people understand potential warning sexual assault signs in college-aged adults.