How to Have Sex: why using films to teach about consent risks misunderstandings

By Emily Setty, Senior Lecturer in Criminology, University of Surrey
Jonny Hunt, Senior Lecturer in Applied Social Science, University of Bedfordshire

Critically-acclaimed and award-winning film How to Have Sex is due to be screened in UK secondary schools to help initiate conversations about consent. The plan is the result of a partnership between the film, distributor Mubi and the Schools Consent Project, a charity that provides workshops led by volunteers with legal training to give young people information about the law around sex.

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