Queer Consent

In the last episode of Queer Consent for 2025, join MenAsWell and GGD Haaglanden as we delve into intimate partner violence in the LGBTQIA+ community. The panel is hosted by Tijn de Jong, joined by Tessel ten Zweege, Sharan Bala, Thomas Garrod-Pullar and Levi Jacobs (and his dog, Baard).

In this episode, we bring together three inspiring founders of organizations dedicated to supporting male survivors of sexual violence. Join Tom Garber, founder of Hope for Men; Thomas Garrod-Pullar, founder of Men as Well; and Duncan Craig OBE, founder of We Are Survivors, as they share their personal journeys and discuss the transformative impact of their work.• Tom Garber, ⁠Hope for Men⁠• Thomas Garrod-Pullar, ⁠Men as Well⁠• Duncan Craig OBE, ⁠We Are Survivors⁠This podcast episode was recorded in collaboration with Hope for Men's Podcast: "What Happened To Me?" - Listen on Spotify

On the final episode of the series, join Thomas Garrod-Pullar with journalist Haroon Ali, Amsterdam city counsellor Kris van der Veen, and chair of COC Midden Gelderland, Ricardo Brouwer as we discuss what's needed in the community to bring change around consent.

We're joined by Iva Bicanic (Clinical Psychologist and Director, Centrum Seksueel Geweld); Willy van Berlo (Programme Manager, Sexual Violence, Rutgers sexuality expertise center); and Joey Woudstra (Nurse, GGD Amsterdam) to discuss their experiences and professional take on consent.

On this episode we dive into the world of chems and booze, and look at what substances do to our perception of boundaries, and ability to navigate consent.

On this episode we talk to Tijn de Jong (he/they) and Sharan Bala (she/they) about the experiences of trans and intersex people, and how they navigate consent, love, and bodily autonomy.

On the first episode of Queer Consent, join Thomas Garrod-Pullar as he talks with Sara Dekker-Alaoui, Director, The Safe Space Club, and Nina Sierig, Co-Founder, MenAsWell, about activism against sexual violence, and making sure intersectional minority groups are heard. Featuring Marko Mihailovic, former Director of Belgrade Pride.