What is CONSENT and why does it matter?

What is CONSENT and why does it matter?

In this episode we speak with Joyce Short who is the author of Your Consent – The Key to Conquering Sexual Assault and a TEDx Talk Presenter and Nina Lucas who lead Consent Awareness Network (CAN).

Joyce and Nina are on a mission to educate the public and legislators about the critical importance of having consent defined in our laws. Click the link to visit CAN's website https://consentawareness.net


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Part Two: Conversation with Survivor-Leader Abby Wade, MHS

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Conversation with survivor-leader Abby Wade, MHS

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28 Feb 1h

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