Nude Image and Video Sharing
Empowering Teens to Choose Not to Share
With the popularity of image focused social media and mobile devices, sexting has become a huge issue for today’s teens. The workshop will discuss what sexting is, what potential dangers are involved, the law in relation to indecent images and potential consequences. We will also give advice on what to do if a child has made a mistake by sending an image and it becomes public – who should they talk to; how can they get it removed; how to ‘bury the bad with the good’.
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Upon completion of this workshop students will:
- Have a clear definition of what constitutes ‘sexting’ and ‘nude’ sharing
- Understand the basics of the law around nude image and video sharing
- Be aware of the consequences of nude image/video sharing
- Have a clear definition of the meaning of ‘consent’
- Know what to do if they receive nude images or videos
- Know what to do if they are asked to send nudes
- Know what do to if they are concerned about nudes that they have already shared
How is this workshop delivered?
We recommend a maximum of 60 students for each workshop to ensure that each student gains the maximum benefit from the workshop. This topic (Nude Sharing) will take a minimum of 45 minutes. It is delivered as part of a workshop package whereby schools book a minimum of 3 x 90 minute workshops (across the same year group or several year groups). Schools must choose a minimum of two workshop topics (Per 90 minute workshop) from the list below:
- Cyberbullying
- Nude Image Sharing
- Digital Literacy
- Digital Wellbeing
- Gaming
- Pornography
- Online Predators
The workshops are facilitated through presentations and interactive exercises to ensure that the students remain engaged throughout. Content is modified to be meet the age requirements of varying year groups.
