Conversations on Consent

Bianca (Dickstincion) joins a conversation on the importance of easy access to digital rights through Dickstinction, a platform that allows filing legal complaints in regards to cyberflashing easily and effortlessly. She speaks about digital justice and making consent-based laws accessible through legal tech.

Host: Elisa Iannacone  | Co-Host: Russell Bruner  | Producers: Nico Drimecker  | Resources Mentioned: Petition

Guest Website: Dickstinction  | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.

Bianca (Dickstincion) joins a conversation on the importance of easy access to digital rights through Dickstinction, a platform that allows filing legal complaints in regards to cyberflashing easily and effortlessly. She speaks about digital justice and making consent-based laws accessible through legal tech.

Host: Elisa Iannacone  | Co-Host: Russell Bruner  | Producers: Nico Drimecker  | Resources Mentioned: Petition

Guest Website: Dickstinction  | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.

Jonathan Herring (Oxford University) joins a conversation about deception as a serious form of abuse and explains that there should be no grey areas when it comes to the bodily autonomy of a person. He is breaking down why deceptive rape is so prevalent and how it relates to entitlement, "the art of seduction" and the violation of a person's sexual integrity.

Host: Elisa Iannacone  | Co-Host: Nico Drimecker  | Producers: Alexandra Born  | Resources Mentioned: Petition

Guest Website: Oxford University  | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.

Jonathan Herring (Oxford University) joins a conversation about deception as a serious form of abuse and explains that there should be no grey areas when it comes to the bodily autonomy of a person. He is breaking down why deceptive rape is so prevalent and how it relates to entitlement, "the art of seduction" and the violation of a person's sexual integrity.

Host: Elisa Iannacone  | Co-Host: Nico Drimecker  | Producers: Alexandra Born  | Resources Mentioned: Petition

Guest Website: Oxford University  | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.

Anna (Anna Nackt), joins a conversation on nudity related to consent, censorship and shame and why image-based sexual violence (IBSV) should never be called revenge porn. After her nudes were leaked and her privacy was violated, Anna realised that current laws were not sufficient to protect victims of such abuse. She initiated Anna Nackt, a campaign to fight image abuse. She tells her story of how IBSV has affected her and how she managed to deal with the experience.

Host: Elisa Iannacone  | Co-Host: Russell Bruner | Producers: Hande Hepsen, Alexandra Born, Tahiya Moosa, Nico Drimecker  | Resources Mentioned: Petition

Guest Website: Anna Nackt | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.

Anna (Anna Nackt), joins a conversation on nudity related to consent, censorship and shame and why image-based sexual violence (IBSV) should never be called revenge porn. After her nudes were leaked and her privacy was violated, Anna realised that current laws were not sufficient to protect victims of such abuse. She initiated Anna Nackt, a campaign to fight image abuse. She tells her story of how IBSV has affected her and how she managed to deal with the experience.

Host: Elisa Iannacone  | Co-Host: Russell Bruner | Producers: Hande Hepsen, Alexandra Born, Tahiya Moosa, Nico Drimecker  | Resources Mentioned: Petition

Guest Website: Anna Nackt | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.

Sarah Casper (Comprehensive Consent) joins a conversation on her work of changing the landscape of conversations around consent through education. She speaks about the importance of continuous communication to seek consent as something that can be learned through education and needs to be practised. She discusses implicit and explicit consent, her social-emotional approach and safeguarding bodily autonomy.

Host: Elisa Iannacone | Co-Host: Nico Drimecker | Producers: Alexandra Born | Resources Mentioned: Petition, Nadine Thornhill, Emily Nagoski

Guest Website: Comprehensive Consent | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.

Sarah Casper (Comprehensive Consent) joins a conversation on her work of changing the landscape of conversations around consent through education. She speaks about the importance of continuous communication to seek consent as something that can be learned through education and needs to be practised. She discusses implicit and explicit consent, her social-emotional approach and safeguarding bodily autonomy.

Host: Elisa Iannacone | Co-Host: Nico Drimecker | Producers: Alexandra Born | Resources Mentioned: Petition, Nadine Thornhill, Emily Nagoski

Guest Website: Comprehensive Consent | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.

Johanna Nelles (Council of Europe, Head of Violence against Women Division) joins a philosophical and legal conversation on consent, coercive circumstances and the Istanbul Convention, which is a human rights treaty to prevent and combat violence against women and domestic violence, in particular Article 36.

Host: Elisa Iannacone | Co-Host: Nico Drimecker | Producers: Alexandra Born | Resources Mentioned: Istanbul Convention, Petition 

Guest Website: Council of Europe | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.

Johanna Nelles (Council of Europe, Head of Violence against Women Division) joins a philosophical and legal conversation on consent, coercive circumstances and the Istanbul Convention, which is a human rights treaty to prevent and combat violence against women and domestic violence, in particular Article 36.

Host: Elisa Iannacone | Co-Host: Nico Drimecker | Producers: Alexandra Born | Resources Mentioned: Istanbul Convention, Petition

Guest Website: Council of Europe | CoC Website: Conversations on Consent Website

This campaign was produced with the financial support of the European Union within the framework of the European Union Sivil Düşün Programme. Its contents are the sole responsibility of Nicole Bogott and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Union. Further supported by Philia and The Philia Project.