Decoding & Discussing The Manosphere
Teach Us Consent was born out of a powerful grassroots movement — a collective effort to expose the scale of gender-based violence and create a world free from it. Driven by our vision for a culture where empathy, respect, and affirmative consent are the norm, we work to give young people the tools to lead this change.
Some of the words are harmless, some are jokes, and some reinforce restrictive and harmful beliefs about masculinity, women and relationships. Hearing a young person use one of these terms doesn't necessarily mean they believe it. Instead, see it as an invitation to get curious. In partnership with The Man Cave, we've created this resource to help you stay connected and respond with calmness, confidence and clear values.
Some of the words are harmless, some are jokes, and some reinforce restrictive and harmful beliefs about masculinity, women and relationships. Hearing a young person use one of these terms doesn't necessarily mean they believe it. Instead, see it as an invitation to get curious. In partnership with The Man Cave, we've created this resource to help you stay connected and respond with calmness, confidence and clear values.


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Resources to continue the conversation
This guide is a starting point for conversations. Here is a (non-exhaustive) list of external, The Man Cave and Teach Us Consent backed and linked resources for parents to continue the conversation.
- Teach Us ConsentPromoting Consent Initiative
- The Man CaveResources for parents & guardians
- Dr Billy GarveyPop Culture Parenting
- MovemberFamily Man
- Maggie DentParenting advice & resources
- Matty JTwo Doting Dads
- eSafety CommissionerAdvice for parents
- ReachOutParenting teens
- Raising Children NetworkParenting advice
- Jesuit Social ServicesThe Men's Project
- The Fathering ProjectResources for dads
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