Separate Consent
Programme participation and media participation require separate consent. A boy may take part in RSA without taking part in media.
RSA’s media work is separate from the participant curriculum. Podcasts and other media may support public conversation on boyhood, family, education, mentorship, responsible adulthood and the environments in which boys are growing. They are not another RSA delivery route.
RSA’s media work is separate from the participant curriculum. Podcasts and other media may support public conversation on boyhood, family, education, mentorship, responsible adulthood and the environments in which boys are growing. They are not another RSA delivery route.
Every story, image and recording should protect the dignity, safety and privacy of the boys and families involved.
Programme participation and media participation require separate consent. A boy may take part in RSA without taking part in media.
Private reflections, welfare matters and sensitive disclosures are not media content.
Stories should protect participant dignity and avoid sensationalism. Participant dignity comes before storytelling.
A boy’s participation and experience come before any camera, interview or media activity.
Media reach is reported as communications reach, not developmental impact.
Find RSA’s public guidance on responsible digital and social media, along with other programme information.
Read RSA’s position on digital and social media, participant dignity, privacy and responsible public communication.
Read the RSA Digital & Social Media PositionBrowse public information for families, schools, mentors, partners, sponsors and media collaborators.
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Clear information about consent, private reflections and the difference between media reach and developmental impact.
Only where separate media consent has been given and the interview is approved.
No. Private reflections, welfare matters and sensitive disclosures are not media content. Participant dignity comes before storytelling.
No. Media reach is reported as communications reach, not developmental impact.
No. Programme participation and media participation are separate, and they require separate consent.
RSA media supports public conversation about boyhood, families, education, mentorship and responsible adulthood. It remains separate from the participant curriculum.
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