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Sharing Sexual Images: Who’s Really Responsible?
When a nude image is shared without consent, why is the first question still,
“Why did they take it in the first place?”
In this latest instalment of Let’s Talk About Sex (and Safeguarding), Ruth Heneke Eliot, trainer, workshop facilitator and co-founder of Training Works, joins us to challenge the narrative that young people “should have known better” and to expose the culture that allows image-based sexual abuse to thrive.
We explore:
How victim blaming quietly shapes safeguarding responses
Why boys often collect nudes for status, power and validation
How shame-based messaging shuts down disclosure
What it really means to respond in a trauma-informed way
This episode is a call to rethink our rhetoric, shift accountability where it belongs, and ensure young people know they will not be shamed when they ask for help.
Because safeguarding is all about 'interrupting the potential for harm'.
Connect with Ruth:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruthhenekeeliot/
Training Works: https://www.linkedin.com/company/trainingworksuk/
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Email us at Cornerstone: [email protected]
Book in a meeting to discuss your safeguarding needs:
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Chris East on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-east-801496174/
Leah East on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leah-east-cornerstone/
Producers of this episode: Chris East, Leah East
Host of this episode: Chris East
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By Cornerstone SafeguardingWhen a nude image is shared without consent, why is the first question still,
“Why did they take it in the first place?”
In this latest instalment of Let’s Talk About Sex (and Safeguarding), Ruth Heneke Eliot, trainer, workshop facilitator and co-founder of Training Works, joins us to challenge the narrative that young people “should have known better” and to expose the culture that allows image-based sexual abuse to thrive.
We explore:
How victim blaming quietly shapes safeguarding responses
Why boys often collect nudes for status, power and validation
How shame-based messaging shuts down disclosure
What it really means to respond in a trauma-informed way
This episode is a call to rethink our rhetoric, shift accountability where it belongs, and ensure young people know they will not be shamed when they ask for help.
Because safeguarding is all about 'interrupting the potential for harm'.
Connect with Ruth:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ruthhenekeeliot/
Training Works: https://www.linkedin.com/company/trainingworksuk/
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Useful Links:
https://buymeacoffee.com/cornerstonesafeguarding - Every coffee you buy helps us keep creating practical tools and content for safeguarding professionals like you
To find out more about Cornerstone Safeguarding - www.CornerstoneSafeguarding.co.uk
Email us at Cornerstone: [email protected]
Book in a meeting to discuss your safeguarding needs:
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/appointments/schedules/AcZssZ0ZwllED1_R0eAmzurUNbXW6dk92TtCp9BE8oysOnlPwBl3L2vNEooyvSJ3fQaQBk_q1onKflh4
Subscribe to Cornerstone Connect -
https://cornerstonesafeguarding.co.uk/resources/cornerstone-connect-sign-up/ - for fresh safeguarding insights, priority access to support, and exclusive discounts.
Chris East on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-east-801496174/
Leah East on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leah-east-cornerstone/
Producers of this episode: Chris East, Leah East
Host of this episode: Chris East