The P.O.P!Tech project combines youth leadership, peer-to-peer learning, and current research to create opportunities for all of us to learn more about digital safety and sexual assault prevention.
P.O.P! stands for the Power of Prevention, and is the name of our group of youth leaders who work in partnership with KCSARC staff to educate young people around King County about healthy relationships, consent, digital safety, and sexual assault prevention. We have created outreach materials that are available for download, and have created a campaign to increase opportunities for all of us to talk about the things that matter.
100 Conversations
Age of Consent Card
Consent Workshops for Teens
P.O.P! wants to see diverse on- and off-line communities united around consensual and thriving friendships and relationships, as well as the inclusion and respect of people of all genders and sexual orientations.
The P.O.P!Tech Project is supported by funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, The Pride Foundation, The Lucky Seven Foundation, The Norcliffe Foundation, RealNetworks Foundation, Make the Dash Count Foundation, Renton Community Foundation, and the Jeffris Wood Foundation.
