Chanel Contos: How an instagram post ignited a revolution on consent
The Briefing11 Sep 2023

Chanel Contos: How an instagram post ignited a revolution on consent

Chanel Contos shot to fame when she uncovered thousands of horror stories about sexual abuse and coercion in Sydney’s elite private schools. Since then she’s successfully pushed for consent education to become part of the school curriculum.

In this episode of The Briefing, Tom Tilley speaks with Chanel about her new book Consent Laid Bare.

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