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Recorded training | Split Banana
This training explores how educators and youth practitioners can support young people to think critically about pornography without relying on fear-based messaging or shame. Rather than asking whether pornography is simply "good" or "bad", this session takes a media literacy and sexual ethics approach. Together, we explore the realities of how young people encounter pornography today, the influence of technology and AI, and practical ways to facilitate open, evidence-informed conversations.
In this recording you'll explore:
How the pornography landscape has changed, including social media, messaging, AI-generated content and online platforms.
Practical strategies for moving beyond abstinence or prohibition-based messaging.
A media literacy approach that helps young people critically analyse how pornography is shaped by power, profit and culture.
Ways to build young people's understanding of sexual ethics, rights and responsibilities.
How to create safer, more open conversations that reduce shame and support informed decision-making.
Practical tools and reflection activities to use in your own educational setting.
This recording is designed for teachers, RSHE leads, youth workers, pastoral staff and anyone supporting young people to navigate relationships, sexuality and the digital world.
Please note: This is a pre-recorded version of a live interactive webinar. While the interactive activities and live Q&A are not included.
Recorded training | Split Banana
This training explores how educators and youth practitioners can support young people to think critically about pornography without relying on fear-based messaging or shame. Rather than asking whether pornography is simply "good" or "bad", this session takes a media literacy and sexual ethics approach. Together, we explore the realities of how young people encounter pornography today, the influence of technology and AI, and practical ways to facilitate open, evidence-informed conversations.
In this recording you'll explore:
How the pornography landscape has changed, including social media, messaging, AI-generated content and online platforms.
Practical strategies for moving beyond abstinence or prohibition-based messaging.
A media literacy approach that helps young people critically analyse how pornography is shaped by power, profit and culture.
Ways to build young people's understanding of sexual ethics, rights and responsibilities.
How to create safer, more open conversations that reduce shame and support informed decision-making.
Practical tools and reflection activities to use in your own educational setting.
This recording is designed for teachers, RSHE leads, youth workers, pastoral staff and anyone supporting young people to navigate relationships, sexuality and the digital world.
Please note: This is a pre-recorded version of a live interactive webinar. While the interactive activities and live Q&A are not included.