sexual violence:sexual violence is when someone get abused in the ugliest possible way.
body language: body language its like judging people by what they wear and how they act.
under aged: under aged is when your under aged and someone older than you could try and blackmail you into under aged sex.
In Body Safe, we learnt about how to stay safe and you talk to anyone if your feeling insurer.
The best thing about Body Safe was how sportive people are during times
If someone was to ask me about Body Safe I would tell them that body safe is something that can tech you about your body and sometimes your thoughts matter and stuff like that.
Body safe was run by cinnamon and the rest of them They came into our class every Wednesday for 4 weeks
Kia ora Karena,
ReplyDeleteWell done for sharing your learnings from BodySafe, it's great to read your blog! I like it how you talked about themes of safety and support, as it's important to talk about sexual violence but it can be uncomfortable, so it's important to make sure we talk about how to support friends and ourselves.
You have defined consent really well, the other important thing is to make sure if someone is asking another person - that they don't do anything unless they are 100% sure the person they are asking is keen and into it.
Well done!
Ngā mihi,
Renee - BodySafe Educator
Hey Karena - i'm not sure if I taught you personally (I find it soooo hard to remember every student's name!!) but I have really enjoyed reading your blog about bodysafe :) I especially like the part where you've said that the 'YES' has to be clear - remember it also has to be an ENTHUSIASTIC YES, otherwise it's a no.
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
Eliza - Bodysafe Educator :)
Kia ora Karena,
ReplyDeleteThis is an awesome reflection on BodySafe, well done! Good on you for remembering the key topics about consent, sexual violence and body language. It's really important that people ask each other for consent and respect whatever answer they get :)
It's great that you could identify some supportive places and people, that is super important.
Ngā mihi,
Laura - BodySafe educator :)