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Guide for PR professionals
The scale of sexual harm
Why communicating about sexual harm can be a challenge for the public sector
Being clear about what we mean by ‘sexual harm’
A timeline of change
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Understanding things that may trigger trauma
Types of sexual offences
Understanding consent
Examples of sexual harm communications
Understanding labels and terminology in our communications
Principles for communication
Questions to ask when designing communications
Suggested key messages
Understanding if we have made a difference
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What we mean by ‘sexual harm’
The scale of sexual harm
Sexual harm – some context
6 ways you can make a difference
The impact of language and labels
Consent
Types of sexual offences (trigger warning)
Engaging with individuals affected by sexual harm
Recognising and respecting the impact of trauma
Expert organisations you can approach for comment
Support services and self-care should you need them
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