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Consent is ongoing like a FERRIS wheel
How to Talk to Kids About Consent: Under 5 Years of Age
5 Phrases for Supporting a Disclosure
A child and youth stand together, facing in different directions. The child is playing with a skooter while the youth looks to the distance in thought. The words Age of Consent Chart are shown above.
Below the title Elements of Human Trafficking is an image of a gas station at night. The air is misty and there is one person standing and wearing a black hat, black jacket and black pants facing the gas station.
Healthy Relationships Two people holding hands, friends hugging and looking at the sky with love, a couple dancing in the distance happily and few hands holding onto each other with support
Below the title "5 Common Types of Traffickers in Canada) is an image of a female-presenting teenager with shoulder length light brown hair looking at their cell phone in their hand. Their face shows concern and they are sitting with a pillow behind them and a blanket over their body.
Sexual violence umbrella portraying different forms in which it occurs
Healthy masculinity
How to talk to kids about consent ages 5-10. Below this heading is a cartoon image of a family (two adults and two children) sharing a meal. Below this is the link to choosingtherapy.com
On the right is the heading "How to Talk To Kids About Consent Ages 10+. In the middle is a cartoon child wearing a green dress. She is holding a mask with an emotion on it, and two other emotion masks are around her head.
Heading reads "Warning Signs of Exploitation". Below this is an image of two girls with dark hair sitting on the edge of a bottom bunk bed. One girl is in an orange sweater and one is in a maroon sweater. They are both looking down at a cell phone that is in the girl with the maroon sweater's hands.
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