Only yes means yes
Workshop summary
Important: This workshop is currently paused for updates and curriculum redevelopment. We will eventually be looking for groups to pilot the updated workshop. Although we cannot make a booking now, we can add you to a list of people to contact when the new pilot workshop is available.
This workshop explores the gap between colonial legal and ethical standards of consent and supports participants to create a culture of consent that goes far beyond the requirements of colonial law.
Although the criminal legal system is flawed, knowing how it works can be helpful for making informed decisions. This workshop looks at legal and non-legal options available to adult survivors of sexual assault.
Only Yes Means Yes was developed in collaboration with post-secondary students and originally designed for campus settings. We can also adapt it for other groups of adults (aged 19 or older).
Details
Please email Suyu at youth@westcoastleaf.org to inquire about this workshop or be added to the list of people to contact when it is relaunched.
3 hours
Education specialists on West Coast LEAF’s team
We take a flexible approach. We appreciate an honorarium if you have the budget for that. We are committed to making our education programs accessible and can sometimes offer this workshop for free or for a lower fee if that would be better for you.
To be announced
The development of this workshop was made possible by generous funding from the Law Foundation of BC, Health Sciences Association, the Province of British Columbia, Impacts, and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada.
We acknowledge the financial support of the Province of British Columbia for the ongoing delivery of this workshop.
