Estonian Experts Advocate for Research into Consent Perception Estonia is facing a critical need to understand how individuals genuinely perceive and communicate consent, according to experts. A call for research stems from a desire to proactively address and ultimately reduce instances of sexual violence within the country. Kaia Kapsta Forrester, chair of the Estonian Women’s Association and a psychotherapist specializing in family and relationships, argues that preventative measures are paramount. “If we want to reduce sexual violence, we must start with prevention,” she stated. The discussion follows a recent photo exhibition, featuring work by Elmo Riig/Sakala, which hasn’t been detailed in this report. Kapsta Forrester emphasizes the importance of moving beyond legal definitions of consent and exploring the nuanced ways in which individuals understand and express agreement. Researching this area could provide valuable insights into fostering a culture of respect and ensuring clear communication surrounding boundaries. The Estonian Women’s Association is advocating for a dedicated study to examine the complexities of consent perception within the Estonian population. This initiative aims to inform preventative strategies and contribute to a more informed and respectful society. — Word Count: Approximately 248 Do you want me to make any adjustments to this version? Topics: #kaia #kapsta #forrester Post navigation DAY ZODIAC 10th April: Aries focuses on smart management, Aquarius needs time for themselves TI-Hüpe is looking for a name for the artificial intelligence learning application created for Estonian schools