The RAP Foundation

The RAP Foundation is a charity created by the founders of The RAP Project, offering workshops in state schools, academies on a donation-only basis. RAP Presentations empower students by educating them on the UK laws defining consent, sexual offences, & promote digital & personal safety. How do social media & pornography impact their view of consensual, healthy & intimate relationships? Our talks are inclusive & in line with the National Curriculum.

Thanks to your talk, I had the confidence to get out of an abusive relationship.

Lisa, Year 11

of University students have experienced unwanted sexual behaviors from another student on campus. (Brook)

It was great to have such an eye-opening, frank & interesting talk about porn, a subject that many of us feel very uncomfortable about.

Ethan, Year 12

of 11-13 year olds have seen porn. (BBFC)

We have been working with the RAP Project for years. RAP gets them to think carefully about social media, pornography gender stereotypes etc.

Head of Sixth Form

of young men aged 16-19 say they feel pressured to have sex. Who applies the most pressure? Peers, then partners. (RAP Survey)

The RAP Foundation

The RAP Foundation is the charitable arm of The RAP Project, offering free workshops in state schools & academies.

RAP Presentations empower students by educating them on the UK laws defining consent, sexual offences, & promote digital & personal safety. How do social media & pornography impact their view of consensual, healthy & intimate relationships? Our talks are inclusive & in line with the National Curriculum.

Thanks to your talk, I had the confidence to get out of an abusive relationship.

Lisa, Year 11

of University students have experienced unwanted sexual behaviors from another student on campus. (Brook)

It was great to have such an eye-opening, frank & interesting talk about porn, a subject that many of us feel very uncomfortable about.

Ethan, Year 12

of 11-13 year olds have seen porn. (BBFC)

We have been working with the RAP Project for years. RAP gets them to think carefully about social media, pornography gender stereotypes etc.

Head of Sixth Form

of young men aged 16-19 say they feel pressured to have sex. Who applies the most pressure? Peers, then partners. (RAP Survey)

The RAP Foundation

The RAP Foundation

WHO WE ARE & WHY WE RAP

WHO WE ARE & WHY WE RAP

EDUCATORS

EDUCATORS

DONORS

DONORS

STUDENTS

STUDENTS

SURVEYS

SURVEYS

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