Consent and sexual harassment

What is consent?

• Asking a person's permission for something specific.

• Asking permission.

• Not saying 'no'

Which of these would be considered consent.

• Not saying 'no'.

• Saying 'maybe'.

• Saying nothing.

• Saying 'yes'.

What is sexual harassment?

• Saying something that someone didn't like.

• A way of making compliments.

• A type of bullying aiming to hurt or intimidate.

Because someone has consented to one type of behaviour means that they have consented to other, similar behaviours?

• True.

• False.

Is sexual harassment only verbal?

• True.

• False.

Sexual comments are excused if the person is wearing revealing clothing.

• True.

• False.

Why is consent so important?

• It establishes clear boundaries.

• It's good to know what someone wants.

• Because then you can do more.

What's the first thing to do if someone is being sexually inappropriate towards you?

• Ignore them.

• Call the police.

• Tell them to stop.

If someone gives consent once does that mean they will give consent every time?

• Yes.

• No.

If someone continues to be sexually inappropriate towards you

after you have asked them to stop, what should you do?

• Ask them to stop again.

• Tell a trusted adult.

• Ignore them.

• Post about it on social media.