Lifetime access to the replay recordings from the International Day of Consent Summit 2024
Access the knowledge of world-renowned leaders and pioneers in consent culture. Learn from the experts putting consent into practice in business, parenting, peace-building, relationships, inclusion, creativity and activism.
The I Do Consent Summit 2024 Replay Pass gives you:
>>> Lifetime access to all the presentations from the incredible line up of speakers
>>> Podcast access to all the presentation recordings, so you can listen on the go
The I Do Consent Summit 2024 ran from
30th November - 3rd December
Your lifetime access to this incredible line up of speakers includes a lively and inspiring mix of solo presentations, workshops from skilled practitioners in consent-led approaches, and 'in-conversation' recordings between some of the world's most renowned experts on consent culture and practice.
- All the presentations have Closed Captions and transcripts available
Here's the full list of presentations:
Giving and Receiving: The joys and challenges of asking for what you want
Consent pioneer and author of The Wheel of Consent, Dr Betty Martin shares the origins of the Wheel of Consent approach and its applications, not only as a practice for consent in physical touch - but also impacting in life and relationships. In conversation with Jenn, Betty shares some of her personal stories and explores the importance of clear communication, personal boundaries, and accountability.
Why ‘No means No’ isn’t enough: building true consent culture at home
Gentle parenting advocate Bigi Luetchford shares insight on how to raise kids who respect boundaries - not just because they’re told to, but because they truly understand their own.
They talk about consent culture at home, handling mistakes, creating real connection and trust, and making consent a natural, empowering part of family life.
Navigating Consent in Healthcare
Candy Elsbeth supports parents and pregnant people to navigate their pregnancy and postpartum journeys so that they can make the decisions that are right for them and their unique families. Her combination of professional expertise as a registered nurse and lived experience as a parent, provide insight and ideas to support advocating for yourself and your loved ones in health care settings and beyond.
Upwording: words change worlds
Co-founders of Upwording, Charles Lauder and Rivca Rubin invite us to evolutionise our thinking through everyday use of language. Upwording is a language-based practice that can help you identify the divisive and coercive phrases in daily communication and offer simple shifts to connect with people - whether family, friends, colleagues, clients, anyone we meet - in more egalitarian ways.
Charles supports individuals and teams to think differently, with a particular focus on diversity, equity and inclusion and on engaging young people in decision-making roles.
Rivca works as a catalyst of fresh approaches and advocate of liberation through communication, with leadership, artists and activists in the cultural, educational, business and non-governmental sectors in Europe and worldwide.
Neurodivergence, queerness and navigating life consensually
Coach, facilitator and speaker, Gem Kennedy talks with Jenn about the importance of being able to connect with our needs and advocate for ourselves and just how difficult that can be for neurodivergent folk. They also discuss the importance of informed consent, as well as queering and questioning social norms in order to live a life as aligned as possible.
Permission or Forgiveness: Challenging power, processing trauma, holding boundaries
Author of "Your Child is Not Broken: Parent your neurodivergent child without losing your marbles", Heidi Mavir works as a professional advocate and advisor for families fighting to secure suitable education for their children and young people. This conversation explores the ways we can use our own consent to tackle challenges with authority and how as a professional, Heidi maintains her own boundaries and well-being.
Peace-building and restorative justice:
Founder of the charity Building Bridges for Peace, Jo Berry shares her inspirational story of emerging from a profound personal tragedy to become a global advocate for reconciliation. In 1984, her father fell victim to an IRA bomb. Jo's journey led her to connect with the ex-combatant who planted the bomb, Patrick Magee. Their unprecedented relationship, documented in the BBC's "Facing the Enemy" and featured in films like "Beyond Right and Wrong" encapsulates Jo's belief in unbounded empathy as the key to transforming conflict.
Customers, clients, connection and consent
Keri Blue is a trans non-binary barber. Their own experience of discrimination when a barbershop said they weren’t insured to do Keri’s hair, inspired them to train at the London School of Barbering. They began 'Hair Has No Gender' (now AFFIRMATION=) during the pandemic, aiming to eradicate gender discrimination in the hair industry, and address the stigma that still comes with being trans. They now train gender inclusivity to hair and corporate industries.
Consent Culture, Rebellion and Activism
Consent culture activist and author Kitty Stryker reads an excerpt from her forthcoming book "Love Rebels, Radical Relationships for Radical Activists." She and Jenn discuss consent culture in activism, highlighting the need to respect boundaries and hold leadership accountable. This conversation explores navigating disagreements within activist communities, and offers insight from Kitty's experiences as a frontline activist, to support anyone facing the challenges of change-making.
Beyond Inclusivity
The Confidence Healer, Regina Martin empowers the unapologetically ambitious to build the life and business of their dreams. Combining digital design expertise with transformative confidence coaching, she helps you break free from self-doubt, embody your authentic self, and achieve success. Regina’s unique approach helps you shine in your industry and thrive in your personal life. In this talk Regina focuses on getting beyond the basics of inclusion and challenges you to celebrate and champion people of intersectional marginalised backgrounds.
Defining "Consent"
What’s the best way to define consent? What features of consent should we be focusing on? In this session, you’ll learn common conceptualisations of consent and how to improve upon them.
Sarah Casper is an author, educator, and the founder of Comprehensive Consent, a social-emotional learning approach to equipping kids, teens, and adults with the knowledge and skills necessary for healthy, respectful, and joyful relationships.
Consent, Disability, and Accountability: Building Inclusive, Safer Spaces
Dedicated Inclusion Empowerment Consultant Sarah Park, focuses in on the intersection of consent and accountability in the experiences of disabled individuals. Power dynamics, privilege, and systemic barriers affect our ability to give and receive consent. Sarah gives you practical strategies to create inclusive and safer spaces that empower disabled people and foster genuine change and connection.
Consent-Based Strategies for Selling Online
Learn consent-based marketing strategies that make you feel good about selling, and what to look out for as a buyer of online courses and services. Tarzan Kay is the writer of Emails, but better, a much-loved newsletter that’s fun to read and more addictive than Netflix. Her programs teach business owners how to write highly-readable, story-driven emails that sell using consent based strategies. She spent years quietly dismantling her 7-figure boss-babe empire and building a more inclusive online business that prioritises people over profits.
Consent-led decision-taking and change-making
Your host and founder of the International Day of Consent, Irregular Jenn Wilson, shares not one but two recorded presentations to help you put consent into practice in your work, business, life and relationships.
>>> The MMMM Map My Month Method, to support your consent-led priority setting and planning.
>>> A Brief Introduction to The Consent Compass, Jenn's signature framework for navigating the nuances of everyday consent (which you can follow up in a live Consent Compass Masterclass with Q&A).
About Your Host - Irregular Jenn Wilson
My coaching programmes and 121 services for busy entrepreneurs, artists and creatives, leaders and change-makers, will help you to live a life you really love AND shape the world we all need.
I live and work by my values:
Relentless kindness; Playful curiosity; Radical consent.
I am a mentor, facilitator, performing artist and activist - the founder of the International Day of Consent
(30th Nov annually since 2018).
My lived experience includes being queer, gender non-conforming, neurodivergent, a solo parent and practicing ethical non-monogamy... well, I am Irregular! I won't tell you what to do or how to fit in - I will invite you to start your own personal rebellion, and cheer you every step of the way.
My practices are consent-led, trauma-informed and neuro-affirming. I am here to learn and be accountable, as well as to offer my wisdom and insight.
Access and Useful Information
- All the presentations have Closed Captions and transcripts available
- The Pass includes a private podcast feed so you can listen to the presentations on the go
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Founded by Irregular Jenn Wilson in 2018, the INTERNATIONAL DAY OF CONSENT 30th November is now recognised globally as the annual date to focus on CONSENT as a practice for connection and tool for making positive social change
Relentless Kindness
Playful Curiosity
Radical Consent
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