The best way to promote safe & healthy relationships free from sexualised harms is through research-based education—schools partnering with parents. Youth Wellbeing Project presentations, programs and resources offer a positive and respectful approach to relationships and sexuality that understands the developmental stages of young people and responds to the researched harms of pornography.
Noticed changes in youth attitudes? Concerned about sexualised behaviour amongst children? Constantly picking up the pieces of dealing with sexting in schools?
Thousands upon thousands of schools around the globe are struggling to make sense of the alarming rise in sexualised behaviours and knowing how to respond. Wherever you are in the world, we're here to help you gain the confidence to talk about porn and find tools to support children and young people's safety and mental health.
Why do young people need help to navigate safe & healthy relationships?
Why do children need safeguarding from pornography?
KIDS ARE VIEWING PORN EARLIER THAN EVER BEFORE
14%
OF BOYS FIRST VIEWED PORN BY AGE 12 IN 2008
49%
OF BOYS FIRST VIEWED PORN BY AGE 12 IN 2014
65%
OF BOYS FIRST VIEWED PORN BY AGE 12 IN 2019
How concerned are parents?
According to a cross-national survey of parents in Australia, New Zealand and the UK, two of the top three online situations parents are most concerned about are related to sexual themes.
Sharing nude images or video of themselves with other people
% of parents concerned
Being treated in a hurtful or nasty way on the internet
% of parents concerned
Seeing sexual images or video of someone naked
% of parents concerned
learn about the issues that children and young people need support with
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