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Put an end to online sexual harassment - what will you do?

As part of the Step Up, Speak Up! campaign to raise awareness around online sexual harassment, Project deSHAME has produced three short films for young people aged 13-17 to help identify, define and understand what online sexual harassment is. These films set out to encourage the viewer to recognise that online sexual harassment is not acceptable and to take positive action if they see this happening. Key things you can ask your class after watching this film: What are you going to start doing to stop online sexual harassment? Some ideas suggested in the film include: tell my peers that online sexual harassment is not okay, talk face-to-face, make sure the person on the receiving end is okay, speak up and say that reporting is the right thing to do. What do you think adults should do to help? In this film young people explain how they want adults to support them when they face sexual harassment online. This may be by listening without judgement or by gaining knowledge of the sites or servies that they use. The young people you work with may have their own examples of how the adults in their lives could work to support them. What will you pledge to do? As part of Project deSHAME we are encouraging everyone to help put an end to online sexual harassment. Children and young people, schools, parents and carers, and organisations all across the UK are invited to make a pledge to take action and step up, and speak up when they see sexual harassment happening online. Download your pledge cards today.