MultimediaAfter #MeToo, it’s time to talk about consentOnly one in three Canadians understand what consent means. If we’ve learned anything in the wake of Weinstein and #MeToo, it’s that that has to change, argues Angelyn Francis.
BooksHow we judge sexual assault perpetrators—and their victimsZoe Whittall’s latest novel navigates the minefield of consent, rape and insiders turned to the outside
TechnologySwipe for yes: Apps that document sexual consentThe makers of apps that document permission-to-proceed hope to sharpen blurry lines—and tackle sex assault. But others have concerns.
SocietyProject Consent gets straight to the pointA new campaign that went viral last week aims to strip away the metaphors from lessons on sexual consent
UniversityNova Scotia students are crazy about consentStudent group decides saying yes to sex isn’t enough
UniversityFalsies don’t mean ’yes’Manitoba justice was wrong to base ruling on rape victim’s clothing