Andre is leaving the library after working late on his project. He notices that there's a group of guys hanging around a table where a girl is working. As he goes past he gets the feeling that they are bothering her. She's only giving one word answers and trying to get back to work but they keep trying to chat her up. Andre doesn't know what to do in that moment and he doesn't want to make it worse. He's on his way out the door but feels worried and guilty. But now it's too late, right?

Sexual harassment and prejudice about gender and sexuality can contribute to a rape culture

Ash and Jo are classmates, they have been working together on a project and get on well. Jo finds Ash attractive and asks them if they want to go out sometime, maybe for a drink? Ash says 'no thank you, lets just be friends'. This is sexual harassment. 

A friend tells you that someone had sex with them even though they did not consent. They were drunk at the time, they say they can only remember some details. What could you do to help them?

If

someone agreed to engage in a sexual act in the past, then it means that they

will be happy to do it again.

If

someone agreed to swap numbers, it means that they are interested in becoming

more than friends

If you, or someone you know, experience

sexual misconduct, support is always available. 

Sex

means different things to different people.

If

someone doesn’t say “no”, it means that they are consenting.