The Ministry of Attorney General and the Ministry of Public Safety and Solicitor General are conducting a survey to better understand how non-consensual intimate image sharing affects youth in British Columbia. Related to the Intimate Images Protection Act, Government offers services to assist individuals whose private images or videos have been shared or threatened to be shared without their consent. They want to know if young people find these services helpful and how they may be improved in the future.
This survey is open to youth in BC aged 12-18 and takes about 5-10 minutes to complete. It includes questions about sharing private images or videos without consent including images that are real, fake or artificially altered. Responses are anonymous.
More information on this survey, plus a link and a QR code to access it, can be found on this poster. Please share this poster broadly with your student community.
Contact the Intimate Images Protection Service for information and help with taking non-consensual intimate images down. For immediate support, call a crisis line any time.