CONSENT MATTERS

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CONSENT MATTERS IRELAND

WE HAVE A VISION

Consent matters ireland’s vision is to make society safer through consent awareness

WE HAVE A  MISSION

Consent matters ireland’s mission is to support and guide consent education in ireland through the development and delivery of trainings that will empower individuals across all segments of the population

Consent Matters Ireland is the leading organisation on for training, support and coaching on consent and boundaries.  

We can help:

INDIVIDUALS

Talk to your kids about appropriate touch and staying safe

Further your knowledge of consent so that you have a greater awareness of how to define your personal boundaries and communicate them clearly and confidently to others

 

PROFESSIONALS and ORGANISATIONS

Further your knowledge of consent so that you can support your clients in your therapeutic setting – essential for both talk therapists and touch based therapists.

Further your knowledge of consent so that you can support your clients and service users in healthcare and/or caring environments.

Further your knowledge of consent so you can support and educate children in your care, students & young people.

WE CAN SUPPORT YOU IN A VARIETY OF WAYS:

Free resources

Talks and information sessions with your group

Consent workshops and training courses for individuals


Expert information for media

Lectures for inclusion on 3rd level courses


Consent awareness education in your Primary or Secondary School, and for 3rd Level students

Support for HR and companies on Consent and Harassment

Trainers Training – become a CMI certified Consent trainer

OUR RESEARCH

In our recent survey of parents, 65% of parents said that teaching children about consent should begin before age 4

Participant CMI Survey

Consent is "the ability to have agency over one's own body and articulate one's own preferences regarding what is and isn't acceptable"

Participant CMI Survey

Consent is "giving permission! In the area of sexuality it is giving permission between partners".

Participant CMI Survey

Consent is " not being forced to do something that makes you feel uncomfortable or unsafe".

Participant CMI Survey

"I try to ensure my 15 month old knows her body is hers, to educate her that she can say NO when she does not want someone to touch her".

Participant CMI Survey

VIDEOS ON CONSENT

To help you understand a little more on the subject of consent we have compiled a series of videos you will find useful

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