Show Notes
Fran chats to Erica Scott, creator of The Consent Culture Intro Workshop and co-author of the book "Creating Consent Culture: A Handbook for Educators". As a survivor of child sexual abuse, 20 plus years of working in a male dominated industry, and as a mother of young adult children, they feel the urgency to bring more effective consent education to a wider audience. She is the CEO of Creating Consent Culture and has taught consent in Canada, India and the US. In 2019 she was given the Rex Karmaveer Global Award for Social Innovation.
**Just a heads up that we talk briefly about child abuse and rape culture in this episode**
Resources:
Erica's website: https://www.creatingconsentculture.com and IG handle: @creating_consent_culture
Marcia Baczynski's website: https://askingforwhatyouwant.com
You can find Fran on IG @bigmothering
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