Pornography & Youth produced Sexual Imagery

This training aims to raise awareness of the role social media, pornography and sexting plays in young people's sexual encounters and relationships. Through learning about the impact on young people and the legal framework relating to sexting and pornography, professionals will explore how to respond and support young people to keep themselves safe and nurture healthy relationships

Outcomes:

Understand the messages and impact of social media, pornography and sexting on young people's relationships.

Understand risks including the legal implications of pornography and sexting.

Feel confident to respond to situations involving pornography and/or sexting.

Be familiar with resources available and practical tools to support young people around issues associated with social media, pornography and sexting.

Delivered by Brook

"Please note that in order to receive a certificate confirming attendance at any of our training events you are expected to attend the event in full.

If you arrive more than 30 minutes late after the scheduled start time or have to leave more than 30 minutes before the end, we will not be able to provide you with a certificate of attendance. You are, however, still welcome to attend for your continuing professional development."

Most of our training events are delivered remotely via Zoom or MS Teams. See below for more details, including how to book. Please note the following:

1. Due to ongoing uncertainties, some events may be cancelled at short notice.

2. Some of our courses require a minimum number of delegates to proceed; where this is not achieved the event will be cancelled and we will notify anyone that had registered to attend.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.

WHO CAN ATTEND:

Our training is available to those working in the Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire area ONLY. To confirm your place and to receive the meeting link, we ask for details of your employing body and a work email address.