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These days, talk of consent and consent education is increasingly common. I would argue that it is the most important part of school-based sex education, even though it is still not explicitly included as part of some provinces’ curricula. Of course, it’s one thing to tell people that they need to get consent about sexual activity, but having conversations about sex is hard! Kids and adults often don’t know how to have conversations about sex, or they are afraid that asking for consent just sets them up for rejection.In this second episode in the 3-part series on sexual assault, I interview Karen BK Chan, an emotional intelligence, diversity, and sexuality educator from Toronto. BK talks about learning to feel our feelings, developing strategies to deal with rejection, and guilt resiliency. Everyone needs to hear what BK has to say! Find BK at http://www.fluidexchange.org/Consent and rejection! What do we know? Do we know things? Let's find out!Check out BK's video, Jam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgd3m-x46JUWant more of this? Take BK's online course on Emotional Intelligence http://www.fluidexchange.org/eicourse.htmlDownload the script at https://www.doweknowthings.com/episodes/15-consent-rejectionHosted by Dr. Lisa Dawn Hamilton, psychology professor and sex educatorMusic and editing Jeremy Dahl www.palebluedot.caScript assistance by Matt Tunnacliffe.Thank to Julia Kaufmann for transcribing the interview with BK Chan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.