Sharing of Intimate Images
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Sharing of Intimate Images: continuing the conversation
Overview:
This workshop helps young people navigate the complex pressures of digital intimacy in today’s world. Co-designed with young people, it offers a safe and expert-led environment with leaders who have personal, lived experience of the issues faced by the young people they support. Young people will explore relevant scenarios to build an understanding of these crucial issues, using LMK’s 10 Signs of healthy and unhealthy relationships framework.
This session is designed as an advanced module that builds upon our flagship 10 Signs prevention workshop. While the 10 Signs establishes the foundation for healthy relationships, Sharing of Intimate Images dives deeper into specific digital risks, ensuring young people can apply their knowledge to the complex online realities they face every day.
Key workshop outcomes:
- Understanding the Law: A clear breakdown of the legal definitions of Intimate Image Abuse (IIA) and the consequences of non-consensual sharing.
- Sextortion & Deepfakes: Practical strategies to identify, avoid, and respond to digital blackmail and the rise of AI-generated harm.
- Consent in the Digital Age: Building the confidence to set boundaries and manage high-pressure situations.
- Seeking Support: Providing essential resources and clear pathways for help if something goes wrong.
Our approach
The session is delivered by highly skilled professionals using a trauma-informed, youth-centered approach to ensure a safe, inclusive environment for all.
You can meet our leaders here
Through group discussion, real-life scenarios, and guided reflection, young people explore the 10 Signs and develop tools for their everyday lives. Co-designed with young people to reflect their lived experiences, the content is relevant, accessible, and impactful.
Our commitment to safeguarding can be read here
Key details:
- 2 hours long
- Open to all young people between the ages of 11-24
- Free for state schools, small charities and community organisations
- Flexible, allowing for different needs, interests and timetables.
Impact of our 10 signs programme*:
- 3 in 4 young people who attended an LMK workshop told us we had changed their understanding of healthy and unhealthy relationships.
- 81% of young people believe today’s workshop will be useful in their relationships, either right now or in the future.
- 86% of young people who attended an LMK workshop knew how to seek help for themselves or a friend in an abusive relationship.
- 85% of staff members reported that observing an LMK workshop had supported their practice when it came to talking about healthy and unhealthy relationships with young people.
- 90% young people rated their LMK Leader as excellent or good.
*LMK Annual Report & Accounts 2024-25
The LMK difference: Co-designed by young people
Our content is developed alongside our Youth Advisory Board, ensuring it speaks the language of young people today. Our workshops are led by youth workers who are expert facilitators – many with lived experience – to foster a non-judgmental and safe environment. This creates the trust necessary to handle sensitive topics effectively while maintaining a rigorous safeguarding culture.
A whole school approach to RSHE
With the new Relationship, Sex, and Health Education (RSHE) requirements now a national priority, schools must embed specialist education into their curriculum.
LMK acts as your specialist partner to help you achieve a whole school approach. By integrating our youth-co-designed sessions, you ensure that you are meeting the RSHE requirements and, most importantly, are delivering safe, trauma-informed relationship education that is relevant to the lived experiences of your students.
