CANCELLED How to Have Conversations About Consent with Your Children: Understanding the lessons they are...

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Deanne Carson Jane Gilmore

CANCELLED How to Have Conversations About Consent with Your Children

Understanding the lessons they are learning at school, online and everywhere else

Deanne Carson, Jane Gilmore

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English

Allen & Unwin
01 July 2025

Teaching of a specific subject; Health & Self-Help; Sex & sexuality, sex manuals; Advice on parenting; Personal & social issues: sex education & the facts of life (Children's&YA)

Consent and respectful relationships education became mandatory across Australia in 2023. This means parents, teachers and students are often learning new concepts about sex, consent, relationships and the digital world. It can mean challenging their own beliefs about gender and sexualities.

What are children being taught and why are these lessons important?

Blending expertise with anecdotes both heartbreaking and hilarious, How To Have Conversations About Consent With Your Children is a window into what is happening in classrooms and what's going down in schoolyards.

This is the first Australian book about abuse prevention, consent and respectful relationships education from the frontline. It is a must-read for any parent who wants to keep these important conversations going at home.\

By: Deanne Carson, Jane Gilmore
Imprint: Allen & Unwin
Country of Publication: Australia
Dimensions: Height: 234mm, Width: 153mm,
ISBN: 9781761471926
ISBN 10: 1761471929
Pages: 320
Publication Date: 01 July 2025
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Forthcoming

Jane Gilmore is an award-winning former journalist and author of four books. Jane was the force behind the Fixed It campaign in 2015, which challenged the misreporting of men's violence against women. She has been researching and writing about the causes and effects of violence for almost two decades. Deanne Carson is the founding CEO of Body Safety Australia and a national leader in child sexual abuse prevention, consent education, and eSafety. She spearheaded the successful campaign for body safety education in schools and continues to drive national policy and public discourse on protecting children from emerging threats, including AI-generated abuse material and harmful gendered online influencers.