Consent is ongoing, specific, and mutual. These resources support conversations about boundaries, trust, communication, and bodily autonomy.
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Start with consent
Consent Academy: resources and learning
Consent-focused learning resources about communication, boundaries, and relationships.
Planned Parenthood: All About Consent
A plain-language overview of consent for sexual activity and relationships.
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love is respect: Setting boundaries
Relationship-boundary guidance with concrete examples of communicating needs and limits.
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RAINN: Consent 101
An introduction to consent, respect, boundaries, and trust from RAINN.
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Rooted in Rights: Consent and Kids with Disabilities
A disability-focused resource for teaching children about consent, body autonomy, and safety.
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Consent, boundaries, and lived experience
Did I Say That Was OK With Me? Understanding Consent and Boundaries
An article about understanding and honoring personal boundaries, catalogued as an outside resource with its original author and publisher credited.
Stop Touching Blind People
Laura Millar’s writing on unwanted touch and blind people’s bodily autonomy. BSAN-authored writing, also retained in the blog.
Why Consent Is So Radical: Childism, Power, and Everyday Autonomy
Laura Millar’s discussion of childism, power, and everyday autonomy. A resource for reflecting on consent beyond a single lesson.
For families and young people
Kids and Families includes age-appropriate resources, including the National Braille Press edition of C Is for Consent. For Young People is a separate space for teens and young adults.