Research into online sexual harassment and consent
Researchers are looking for members of the public to take part in research into online sexual harassment and consent.
Researchers from Leeds Trinity University and The University of Salford are conducting the UK-based collaborative study to look at what is understood by individuals about consent and sexual harassment online. Anyone over the age of 18 can take part.
The research aims to provide recommendations that will improve people’s awareness of sexual harassment, help to identify those at risk, and lead to strategies that could be implemented to reduce incidences of sexual harassment.
For more details and to take part, visit the research website.
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