A practical online webinar to help parents confidently navigate conversations about teen consent and respectful relationships.
Wednesday 27 May 2026
6:30pm - 8:30pm
Online via Zoom
Free
Talking to teenagers about consent, relationships, and online behaviour can feel challenging for many parents. This engaging and free webinar is designed specifically for parents and carers of teenagers who want to feel more confident in these important conversations.
Delivered by Consent Labs, a leading Australian not-for-profit specialising in consent and respectful relationships education, the session covers key topics such as the foundations of consent, navigating consent in the digital world, and recognising sexual harassment and assault.
You will also gain insight into the impact of alcohol and drugs on consent, current research on teenage relationships and behaviours, and the legal framework around consent and sexting.
This practical and informative webinar offers a safe space to ask questions and build your knowledge. You will receive tools to support your teenager as they develop healthy, respectful relationships.
The session is hosted by the Lower North Shore Domestic and Family Violence Network and The Safe Village Project.
Please note this webinar is designed for parents and carers only and is not intended for teenagers to attend.
The workshop will be held online via Zoom, making it easy to join from the comfort of your home.
You will need a device with internet access to participate.
Please note the webinar will not be recorded, so attendance live is encouraged to benefit fully from the interactive elements.
This is a free event aimed at empowering parents with knowledge and confidence.
The session runs for two hours, from 18:30 to 20:30.
It is important to attend live as the session will not be recorded.
This workshop is suitable for parents and carers of teenagers and focuses on respectful relationships education.
The workshop is free to attend.
Bookings are required to receive the Zoom link and secure your place.
You can book your spot through the North Sydney Council events page or contact the organisers for more information.
