The Role of Power and Consent in Sexual Harassment (Grades 9-12)

Sexual harassment can take place when one person has more power than another – like in a teacher/student relationship. It can also happen when people have the same amount of power in the relationship, such as student to student. All sexual harassment, though, involves a lack of consent and can create a hostile environment. In this module, we provide examples of varying power relationships in sexual harassment situations. We also discuss consent, including verbal and nonverbal cues and withdrawal.

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Grades 9-12

This version is designed for high school students in grades 9-12.

Duration: 11 minutes

Language: EN

Catherine Mattice, MA, SPHR​

Author

Catherine Mattice is the president of Civility Partners, a consulting, training and coaching firm focused on helping organizations create more positive and respectful workplaces. She is an adjunct professor, and has authored two books, Back Off! Your Kick-Ass Guide to Ending Bullying at Work and Seeking Civility: How Leaders, Managers and HR Can Create a Workplace Free of Bullying. Visit www.CivilityPartners.com for more information.

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