Understanding Sexual Grooming and Cross-Generational Sexual Relationships

Introduction

Part one - Understanding the Basics of Sexual Grooming

Module one: The Nature of Sexual Grooming

Lesson one : Defining of Sexual Grooming

Lesson two: Psychological Manipulation Techniques

Lesson three: Reading – Impacts of Sexual Grooming in the Digital Age

Quiz – Understanding Sexual Grooming

Module two: Research and Data on Grooming Trends

Lesson one: Statistical Insights on Grooming Cases

Lesson two: Understanding Cross-Generational Relationship Trends

Lesson three: Reading – The Social Media Phenomenon of “Sugar Daddy” and “Sugar Mommy” Relationships in Nigeria: A Growing Concern

Quiz – Research and Data on Grooming Trends

Module three: Case Studies of Grooming and Cross-Generational Relationships

Lesson one: High-Profile Grooming Cases

Lesson two: Survivor Testimonies and Lessons Learned

Lesson three: Reading – No Gender is Spared – The Hidden Reality of Grooming and Cross-Generational Relationships

Quiz – Case Studies of Grooming and Cross-Generational Relationships

PART TWO: Advocacy Strategies and Media Campaigns for Awareness

Module one: Community Advocacy and Policy Change

Lesson one: Strategies for Awareness Campaigns

Lesson two: Engaging Lawmakers and Influencers

Lesson three: Reading – Case Studies in Policy Advocacy

Quiz – Evaluating Advocacy Strategies

Module two: Media Representation and Ethical Storytelling

Lesson one: Analyzing Media Narratives on Grooming

Lesson two: Ethical Considerations in Reporting Cases

Lesson three: Reading – Case Studies on Ethical Storytelling

Quiz – Media Representation and Ethical Storytelling

Module three: Digital Storytelling and Survivor-Centered Narratives

Lesson one: Using Digital Media for Awareness

Lesson two: Storytelling as a Tool for Change

Lesson three: Reading – Digital Storytelling and Survivor Centered Narratives

Quiz – Digital Storytelling and Survivor-Centered Narratives

Part three: Co-Creation and Collaboration for Sustained Action

Module one: Building Safe Spaces and Community Resources

Lesson one: Building Survivor Centered Support Systems

Lesson two: Creating Educational Resources for Schools and Parents

Lesson three: Reading – Maximizing the Impact of Educational Awareness Campaigns

QUIZ: Building Safe Spaces and Community Resources

Module two: Multi-Sectoral Collaboration for Long-Term Solutions

Lesson one: Government, NGO, and Funding Partnerships

Lesson two: Private Sector and Philanthropic Involvement

Lesson three: Reading – The Role of Multi-Sectoral Collaboration in Advocacy

QUIZ: Multi-Sectoral Collaboration for Long-Term Solutions

Quiz – Case Studies of Grooming and Cross-Generational Relationships

Understanding Sexual Grooming and Cross-Generational Sexual Relationships Module three: Case Studies of Grooming and Cross-Generational Relationships Quiz – Case Studies of Grooming and Cross-Generational Relationships

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1. Question
What are common tactics used by predators in grooming their victims?
- Offering gifts and special attention
- Establishing emotional dependency
- Immediately using threats and violence
- Avoiding any direct contact with the victim
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2. Question
What are key warning signs of grooming within schools or institutions?
- A teacher or mentor showing favoritism toward a particular student
- Encouraging secrecy between the adult and the young person
- Strictly following professional boundaries at all times
- Isolating the young person from peers and family
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Why do victims of grooming often delay or avoid disclosure?
- Fear of being blamed or not believed
- Lack of awareness that they are being groomed
- Strong support from family and friends from the start
- Feeling immediate empowerment to report abuse
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4. Question
What are effective strategies for preventing grooming in communities?
- Providing sexuality education that includes consent and power dynamics
- Encouraging secrecy between adolescents and adults they trust
- Strengthening laws against grooming and sexual exploitation
- Ignoring cases unless there is physical evidence of abuse
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5. Question
What are some key takeaways from the survivor testimonies analyzed in Module 3?
- Grooming often occurs gradually, making it difficult to identify early on
- Support systems and counseling are crucial for recovery
- Once a survivor escapes grooming, they immediately recover from trauma
- Victims often struggle with self-worth and trust issues long after the abuse
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