Some conversations are hard to have.

Yes we have seen Netflix’s Adolescence and we have some thoughts! Whilst we discuss the confronting social commentary this shows asks us to face, we also ask how can we continue the ongoing conversations and hold each other accountable. Because at the end of the day, it’s going to take more than just one chat. 

Following one of our lessons to year 9 boys, a student submitted the following question: ‘How can I be proud to be a man in this generation?’ 

This question hit hard and made us reflect on the critical cultural narrative surrounding masculinity and how young men are learning in this space.

Australia is currently experiencing a global trend of offenders predominantly targeting teenage boys and young men aged 15-22 to send sexual images and threatening to share them unless they pay.

How can you be more aware of the risks and take steps to manage them?

Recent Australian research has found that majority of teens are sending and receiving sexual messages or images. What does this mean?

At Learning Consent in our whole-of-school respectful relationships programs, young people often submit questions about sexting. Here are some of the most commonly asked questions, and our responses to them.