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Campaign aims to prevent sexual violence and target unhealthy relationships.
It is important to be aware of the laws surrounding sex and sexual consent in the UK.
“The A-Z of Consent” campaign in Nottinghamshire aims to prevent sexual violence and unhealthy relationships.
The A-Z of Consent provides key consent facts for each letter of the alphabet, addressing a number of consent themes that have been identified. The more you know, the more you can influence positive change. By raising the awareness of consent, we can start to create a culture where consent is at the centre of all relationships.
The A-Z of Consent campaign has been strategically created to embrace the changing world that we live in and to highlight that consent still matters even if the platforms have changed. This new campaign includes related themes such as dating apps, photos, filming, and messaging.
It also embraces themes such as intersectionality and being supportive of everyone, regardless of their identities. The initial campaign is hosted on the Consent Coalitions website where you can find a downloadable poster for each letter and more information about each theme.
All the A-Z of Consent posters and resources can be downloaded for free and shared locally, regionally and nationally. Content will be released on various social media platforms, where you can share from as well.
As with all good things consent is based around communication. The resources have been created so that information can be continually updated. If anyone wants to suggest more words, do let them know.
Please help to share positive messages about consent and help everyone joining in the conversation. Social media packs can be sent out for Instagram, Twitter and Facebook, which you can keep for use now and in the future. Please feel free to share the Consent Coalition A-Z of Consent blog.
To find out more about the law and consenting to sex, visit this webpage.
The Fraser guidelines apply specifically to advice and treatment about contraception and sexual health. They may be used by a range of healthcare professionals working with under 16-year-olds, including doctors and nurse practitioners. Find out more on this NSPCC website.
Consent Coalition Website Link.
Consent Coalition Contact Details: email consentcoalitionnotts@outlook.com
Consent Coalition Social Media Handle: @ConsentInNotts
