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by asking your classmates if you could communicate via text with them

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by asking your classmates if you could communicate via text with them

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looking for verbal and physical affirmations of yes 

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looking for verbal and physical affirmations of yes 

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Can I post this picture of us on social media?

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Pay attention to non-verbal communication

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Pay attention to non-verbal communication

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Asking if it's alright if another friend/person joins

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By asking your classmate if you should use a mask when working on an assignment

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Asking a friend if they’re alright with speaking about their feelings.

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Asking if it is alright to talk about a specific topic

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Asking the person if it's okay to share certain stories or events with others

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Asking your colleagues if they are free to have a conversation

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Being mindful of the budget capacity if your friends while planning to hang out. Hence, asking if they are comfortable with the financial aspect of the plan

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Being mindful of the budget capacity if your friends while planning to hang out. Hence, asking if they are comfortable with the financial aspect of the plan

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asking your coworkers if you pronounced their name correctly

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asking your coworkers if you pronounced their name correctly

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Asking a classmate what time/way they are most comfortable with for communication outside of school

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Stop assuming that just because the person agreed to one intimate action (kissing) does not mean they are okay with other sexual actions as well. Clarify before going forward

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asking for permission before you hug them

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Making sure the other person is comfortable throughout the entire experience, not just the beginning.

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being respectful of their decision to not attend an event/party, to not drink, etc. and understanding that no means no in all contexts.

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Asking if it is okay to come over, instead of showing up without notice

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Asking our friends if they are able to talk before calling them

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Asking when it would be convenient to call them after work hours, if in need to discuss something work-oriented.

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Asking if it is okay to cuddle

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Checking in with your partner regularly in an on-going way if they are comfortable (enjoying) engaging in different types of sex

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Checking in with your partner regularly in an on-going way if they are comfortable (enjoying) engaging in different types of sex

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In group projects, dividing work equally and communicating who will do which parts

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asking for your colleague's permission before sharing your personal life

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asking for your colleague's permission before sharing your personal life

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Recognizing that consent is a life/relationship long practice. Things change for each/all of us over time and in different contexts. Ask questions and engage in open & honest conversations.  

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Recognizing that consent is a life/relationship long practice. Things change for each/all of us over time and in different contexts. Ask questions and engage in open & honest conversations.  

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Even if someone says in advance that they are open to trying something, re-check with them in the moment. Re-checking can still be sexy and sensual!

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Even if someone says in advance that they are open to trying something, re-check with them in the moment. Re-checking can still be sexy and sensual!

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ask a co-worker about their workload, comfort level and availability to do something before you ask them to do it

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ask a co-worker about their workload, comfort level and availability to do something before you ask them to do it

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respect boundaries and decisions even if those decisions and boundaries impact you

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respect boundaries and decisions even if those decisions and boundaries impact you

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learning to talk openly about sex throughout your relationship with someone and not just the first time you engage in a sexual activity. We often haven't been taught to talk about sex, so this takes practice and work and learning, but it's worth it (and can result in better/more enjoyable sex...) ;)

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Practicing regular "relationship check ups" where you just touch base about how each person in the relationship is feeling about how things have been in the relationship of late.

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checking in whether they like a nickname you've given them before using it!

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providing content notes/warnings if you are sharing or posting any information that may be triggering for colleagues

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if you are the instructor, USING CONTENT WARNINGS!

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locating yourself and speaking from your own positionality, rather than in a way that suggests your perspective is "correct" or the "only one"

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putting up your pronouns everywhere (e.g., email signatures, Zoom name) and making this a standardized/normalized practice!

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Respecting when friends do not drink or like alcohol. No questions need to be ask when they say "no, thank you, I do not drink alcohol"

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Discussing in advance what contraceptives/safer sex are you planning to use. Do this as a team. This shall not be one person responsibility.

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Checking with your sweetheart how comfortable they feel if you become very close to their family.

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Asking for their preferred name.

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get verbal confirmation before you get physical

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listening to your partner with what they're comfortable doing

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asking permission before using someone else's supplies

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walking someone home doesnt mean YES

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checking on capacity

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asking for verbal consent

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knowing your partner's boundaries and what they're comfortable with

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realizing that everyone deserves their own space

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don't make assumptions

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what someone wears doesnt equal consent

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A 'NO' at any point during sex means 'NO'

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bosses/management needs to be more mindful of working hours

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Clear communication
asking for boundaries and respecting them

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asking before entering a room

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ask for verbal consent

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Be mindful of context before sharing personal information about someone

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Asking for a classmate's pronouns

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asking if they are comfortable with a certain task before you assign it

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Asking if you can hug someone first

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Consider checking with them & getting consent before you share someone's idea, victory, or significant milestone with the other participants of the meeting. If you're meeting in person, you can ask them before the meeting if it's okay to share. If you're meeting on zoom, you can direct message them privately and ask permission to share. This allows them to consent to the share & not feel like they are in the spotlight.

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Taking context into consideration and mind personal space

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Asking someone before submitting work if it is okay

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Consent is when you endeavour to tread lightly along the path you’re both walking, whether or not you’ve seen a sign telling you to “keep off the grass”. Consent matters to us all and doesn’t require us to audition for humane respect, patience and belonging. Relationships rooted in consent are a group project throughout which reimagining, renegotiation, and re-writing are reciprocal and respectful.

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use communication to your advantage. consent can be sexy too! " id love to kiss you right now "

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asking if its okay to touch, even if it is just a hug or a hand. and learn to respectly accept 'no'

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asking them how they would or if they would like to be contacted outside of work for work related concerns

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asking them how they would or if they would like to be contacted outside of work for work related concerns