Discussion Forum – Consent: From Theory to Practice

Join our panel of experts as they discuss the complexities of consent and explore what this means from theory to practice.

The panel will include Dr Nicole Archard, Principal of Loreto College as the Host, and Panelists consisting of Tessa Opie, Founder and Director of in your skin; Helen Connolly, Commissioner for Children & Young People; Mark Simpson, Deputy Principal: Dean of Students at Rostrevor College; and Lucy Boord SC, Senior Prosecutor at the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

The event is free to attend for all attendees.

Please register your attendance at https://events.humanitix.com/consent-discussion-forum

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Discussion Forum – Consent: From Theory to Practice