If you’re reading this, it’s not too late to learn more about consent!
Achieving a healthy interpersonal relationship is possible!
But, it requires lots of work and constant learning/unlearning.
This post accompanies our season one finale, “Supporting Jane Doe.” It is our intention to serve folks looking for independent, asynchronous learning opportunities in these areas of societal “taboo.” So, as promised, we put together a list of some of our favorite resources for our audience members to venture through on your own.
Enjoy,
Carlie
Documentaries:
Miss Representation on Apple TV+
The Invisible War on HBOMax
Audrie & Daisy on Netflix
The Hunting Ground on HBOMax
On The Record on HBOMax
Allen v Farrow on HBOMax
Leaving Neverland on HBOMax
Surviving R. Kelly on Netflix
I’ll Be Gone in the Dark on HBOMax
Girl Rising on Vudu
Brave Miss World on YouTube
Readings:
We Believe You: Survivors of College Sexual Assault Speak Out by Annie E. Clark and Andrea L. Pino
The 97% Challenge by Pretty Honore
4/5th of Young Women in the UK Have Been Sexually Harassed by Alexandra Topping
“She brought it on herself”: A Discourse Analysis of Sexual Assault in Teen Comedy Film by Claire Halffield
When Women are Abused on Screen — and How That Shapes Opinions About Whose Stories We Believe in Real Life by Nina Metz
Movies:
Promising Young Woman on YouTube
The Whistleblower on Amazon Prime
Spotlight on Netflix
Boys Don’t Cry on Apple TV+
Precious on Hulu
The Kite Runner on Hulu
The Accused on Amazon Prime
The Color Purple on YouTube
Thelma and Louise on Amazon Prime
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo on Netflix
Shows:
I May Destroy You on HBOMac
13 Reasons on Netflix
The Tale on HBOMax
Big Little Lies on HBOMax
Unbelievable on Netflix
Sharp Objects on HBOMax
Sex Education on Netflix
The Morning Show on Apple TV+