How does someone express consent?
Telling someone yes/no, etc
Who can you go to when you need help?
A trusted adult.
The ability to speak/act for yourself
What is "self advocacy"?
Your classmate keeps tapping your shoulder and it’s bothering you. What is a good way to respond?
What is “Please stop. I don’t like that.
True or False: If someone says “no” or “stop,” it’s important to listen right away.
What is True?
When posting your feelings online, you should always think about this before clicking “send.”
What is how it might affect you or others later?
What are safe ways of expressing your emotions?
Talking to someone calmly, drawing/writing, etc
A classmate dares you to post something embarrassing about yourself for laughs.
What is: “Say no. If it doesn’t feel right, you don’t have to do it.”
True or False: You have to give someone a hug if they ask for one.
What is "False"?
True or False: If a family member is making you uncomfortable, you can ask them to stop
What is "true"?
This type of writing lets you explore your emotions in a private way.
What is journaling?
Your Aunt is visiting you, and she tries to give you a hug. You do not want one. What do you do?
Politely tell her that you don't feel comfortable hugging her.
This kind of body language (like pulling away, crossed arms, or looking uncomfortable) might mean someone isn’t giving this.
What is "non-verbal consent" or "a clear yes"?
True or False: Safety only applies to physical well-being.
What is "False"?
You want to express a strong opinion in class, but you’re nervous. One safe way to do it is by using this respectful communication skill.
What is “I” statements (like “I feel…” or “I think…”)
Your friend keeps joking about something you’re sensitive about, even after you asked them to stop.
What is: “Tell them again firmly, or talk to a trusted adult if it continues.”
When someone feels they are unable to give consent because of an imbalance of power, like in a relationship with a teacher or boss, this term applies.
What is "power imbalance"?
True or false: It is the role of the community to make its members feel safe
What is "true"?
Protesting, asking for help, sharing your opinions, and taking charge of you own actions are examples of what?
What is "advocacy"?
Someone touches your hair without asking. What do you do?
Tell them they cannot touch you without asking and ask them to stop.