Wodonga Council — OK not OK

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It's clear that we are all different and all handle growing up in different ways.
When it comes to relationships what is ok for one person may not be ok for another.

It can be a bit daunting and confusing at times but chances are
there's someone going through similar challenges.

Just know that there's always someone to talk to and tonnes
of information and support out there if you need it.

consent #1

When is consent required?

Is it ok to touch someone without their permission?

For more information, click the link below and learn about what’s ok and not ok.

sexting

Is it ok to send unsolicited nude pics or videos to someone? Have you ever come across this type of situation? What should you do if this happens to you or a friend?

For more information, click the link below and learn about what’s ok and not ok.

consent #2

When is consent required?

Is it ok to keep pushing even after they've said no?

For more information, click the link below and learn about what’s ok and not ok.

nudes

Is it ok to share intimate images or details about your relationship?

What types of consequences could this lead to?

For more information, click the link below and learn about what’s ok and not ok.

peer pressure

Have you ever pressured someone into something they didn’t want to do?

Or have you ever been the one being pressured? Why do we do it? Should we do it?

For more information, click the link below and learn about what’s ok and not ok.

pack mentality

What is it about differences that make us uncomfortable? Have you ever picked on someone for how they act, look or talk? Or have you been a person that has been picked on? What’s the difference between banter and crossing the line?

For more information, click the link below and learn about what’s ok and not ok.

This campaign was developed in partnership with AlburyCity, Albury Wodonga Health, NSW Department of Education, Trinity Anglican College, VIC Department of Education and Wodonga Council.

We would also like to acknowledge the efforts of the young people involved in the initial stages of this project.