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Hi everyone, welcome back to Doing It, the Sex and Relationships podcast where sex has never been so nerdy with me, your host, Hannah Whitten.

In this week's episode, I am joined by Sophie Whitehead. Sophie is a writer, researcher and sex educator.

She's currently working on her PhD at King's College London,

where she's researching the nature of teen rape culture in the online era and the experiences

of young people at the intersection of this. And she also works with the School of Sex Ed on

using sex education to combat rape culture in schools. I really wanted to speak to Sophie

as addressing sexual violence and rape culture within school environments is so important and so I wanted

to share more of her expertise and advice on the topic. Sophie and I spoke all about what rape culture

in schools actually looks like and how teachers can

counter at this by embedding principles of consent and empathy in all aspects of school.

We discussed the delicate nuance of addressing instances of sexual violence in school in a way

that takes care of the survivor, but also works towards educating and reintegrating the perpetrator.

We also talked about how to avoid the trap of alienating LGBTQ plus students and reinforcing gender stereotypes when discussing sexual assault in sex ed.

What Sophie thinks about single versus mixed gender, sex education,

and why assemblies are a terrible way to address sexual violence or any matters

of sex ed. I found this chat so useful in understanding more about the impact of online exposure

on young people and how schools can be doing more to address peer-on-peer sexual violence.

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