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Online videos to help your university talk about consent and prevent sexual harassment

"I have absolutely loved working with Cynthia and Nina in getting Consent Collective TV embedded at the University of Northampton. Their expertise in the subject of consent and healthy relationships is evident and their passion is contagious.

 

I cannot recommend working with them highly enough"

Anna Quinn, Head of Student Services

University of Northampton

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HOW IT WORKS...

Your whole
organisation

When you subscribe to Consent Collective TV you'll be able to share our engaging and expert-led content with everyone at your university.

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Use our content to build safe and impactful campaigns

All of our video content is embeddable, giving you readymade content to use in your campaigns and messaging about consent and sexual harassment. 

Improve your 
support

Our trauma informed, psycho-educational videos can be used to support people living with the impact of sexual harm and relationship abuse. Provide timely support by embedding our videos on your support webpages.  

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Curated viewing with our modules

Invite staff and students to fast-track their learning using our curated modules on consent, sexual harassment and being an active bystander. 

One home
for everything

Our whole library of video resources will be available for your teams on your own password protected page. Accompanying embed codes will mean this content can be posted throughout your intranet bringing an expert voice to your conversations about consent.

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Module 1:
Consent for students

Get your students' learning off to the right start with this short series of vidoes that introduces key ideas about consent.

Video content in this watchlist

  1. What is consent?

  2. How do you know if you have consent?

  3. Is it okay to hug?

Our videos are hosted by psychologist Dr Nina Burrowes

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Module 2:
Go deeper with consent

Take your students' learning to a deeper level with this 'Go deeper' series, inviting students to get a more sophisticated understanding of consent 

Video content in this watchlist

  1. Consent. It's as simple as a global pandemic

  2. Consent. Why it's more than being a good person

  3. Why being good at consent means being good at rejection

  4. Is being good at consent a deeply political act?

  5. Being good at consent means being good at pleasure

College Library

Module 3:
Being a bystander for students

Give your students an expert introduction into sexual harassment and being a bystander

Video content in this watchlist

  1. What is sexual harassment?

  2. 3 things you need to know about sexual harassment

  3. What to do if someone tells you they are being sexually harassed

Module 4:
Go deeper with being a bystander

Take your students' understanding of how to be an active bystander to the next level with this expert-led content

Video content in this watchlist

  1. ​​How do you know if it's harassment?

  2. There's more than one way to be an active bystander

  3. I need a hero? Why rescuing isn't always helpful

  4. The art of giving and receiving feedback

  5. And what about you? Your wellbeing as a bystander

College Classroom

Module 5:
Consent for staff

Support your colleagues' learning about consent with this watchlist on consent

Video content in this watchlist

  1. What is consent?

  2. Is it okay to hug?

  3. Understanding the role of power in consent

Module 6:
Being a bystander for staff

Support your colleagues' learning about sexual harassment and being an active bystander with this expert-led content

Video content in this watchlist

  1. What is sexual harassment?

  2. 3 things you need to know about sexual harassment

  3. How do you know if it's sexual harassment?

  4. There's more than one way to be an active bystander

  5. How to hear a disclosure

  6. How students can be impacted by sexual harassment

TV includes our specialist wellbeing resources

Video content for survivors

  • Should I report?

  • How do you know if you're in an abusive relationship?

  • How can I cope with triggers?

  • Why don't victims of sexual assault say 'no'?

  • Why do survivors feel guilty?

  • Surviving university. Living and studying after sexual violence

Video content for bystanders

  • And what about you? Your wellbeing as a bystander

Video content for respondents

  • Looking at our shadow. Why it's painful to receive feedback about our behaviour

  • The art of giving and receiving feedback

  • Why being good at consent means being good at rejection

"The Royal College of Art is delighted to partner with The Consent Collective to bring alive the meaning of consent as a life skill to our community. Cynthia Ellis is a joy to work with having quickly understood the needs and nuances of connecting content to a small and specialist postgraduate institution. A colleague I know in the sector endorsed The Consent Collective and I am so glad they did!""

Shaalanie Sivalingham, Acting Head of Student Services

The Royal College of Art

Want to talk about embedding Consent Collective TV at your institution?

Talk to our co-founder Cynthia Ellis

​cynthia@consentcollective.com

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