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With the help of relatable situations and examples (“Would you be honest or make up a polite excuse when turning someone down?”), students could practice positive actions that they could take to ensure a safe but also a pleasant sexual environment among one another. Participants were prompted to think about the importance of setting boundaries, communicating their feelings and wishes, and backing up their friends when in need.

While it was clear that there is a great variety in thinking and talking about intimate situations, one message was clear: it is your right to change and communicate your “Yes” into a "No” at any point.

This workshop was organised by IDEA Center as part of the Student Wellbeing Week which takes place at ����ֱ�� twice a year and gives students a chance to focus on their physical and mental wellbeing. 

A safe sexual environment contributes to the overall social safety of our students, and that is why it is important to continue having open conversations on the ways to foster it. Let's continue talking about sex!