Sexual Violence
Intro: Domestic, Sexual, and Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse
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Domestic, Sexual, IPV Dynamics Part 1
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Domestic, Sexual, IPV Dynamics Part 2
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Reference Slides: Legal Definitions
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Reading: The Numbers
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Let's Talk About Consent
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Consent for Kids
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Reading: Consent
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Discussion Board Prompt: Consent for Kids
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Ashlyn Owens - May 7th, 2025
Always! It could be incorporated into a lesson involving sharing.
Kennedy Fordham - May 7th, 2025
As soon as possible, consent can affect more than just sexual relationships and building the skill of kids sharing what they do and don't okay is a good skill to have
Loreen Lindsay-Salvi - May 6th, 2025
So many children are not taught how to say no to an adult, they are told to listen to what adults tell you. It is exceptable to say, " I do not want to hug you."
Nikki Jeffs - May 4th, 2025
Consent is important to understand from childhood. It should be a normal part of life, an expectation not exception. But it needs to be both ways. Our right to consent and other peoples autonomy and right to consent.
Fara Bitter - Apr 29th, 2025
Consent should be respected at an early age even before the child can talk. Show respect for non-verbal signs of consent. Show the child that you will not force hugs or kisses. Begin to talk about consent and what is not ok and the rights very early on. Be open, age appropriate and create an environment where your child can talk to you about anything.