Consent 101: What do you think?

For years, sex-education classes have focused on navigating puberty and preventing pregnancy. But recently, Seattle-area educators have started putting more focus on consent and sexual assault. They’re tough issues – ones that even adults struggle with.

Now, we want to know your thoughts.

We intend to publish some of your responses in a Seattle Times story; if you would like to prevent either your submission or full name from being published in the paper, please indicate your preference on the form below.

If you have other thoughts or questions, contact Seattle Times reporter Paige Cornwell: pcornwell@seattletimes.com

How did you learn about consent? *

From a parent or family member

From a friend

In school

Somewhere else

I never learned about consent

How old were you when you learned about consent?

12 or younger

13-18 years old

As an adult

I never learned about consent

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What do you remember about learning the concept of consent? *

How do you define consent? *

How do you think consent should be taught? *

How did you (or how do you) plan to teach your child about consent?

Please skip this question if it is not relevant to you.

What is your first and last name? *

Note: if you choose to remain anonymous, we will only publish your first name and occupation.

What is your occupation? *

How old are you? *

What are you comfortable with being published?

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First and last name, occupation, and submission.

First name, occupation and submission only.

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