Consentucation
(noun):
a global conversation where we work to figure out how to treat people the way they want to be treated physically.
About Us
Tara Forseth
Tara is a Manhattan-based actor-singer-dancer-choreographer-activist. When she’s not working on acquiring more hyphens, she teaches dance classes to toddlers at a studio in Tribeca.
She founded Consentucation Project in protest of both the poor handling of the Stanford rape case in the summer of 2016, and as a reaction to the inauguration of an anti-feminist White House administration. As a survivor of sexual assault, Tara hopes that Consentucation project will provide a platform for consent education, as well as a healing outlet for others.
She is a recent graduate of NYU Tisch with a BFA in drama from Atlantic acting school and the new studio on Broadway, and mother to a chinchilla named Fonzie.
TaraForseth.com
Savannah Rose Jones
Savannah Rose Jones is an actor and musician living in New York City. She has been active in working to prevent sexual assault since her feature film Trust Me (2015) that focused on assault on college campuses.
She founded Consentucation with Tara in 2016 to provide a platform for survivors to tell their stories anonymously.
On her time off, you can find Savannah eagerly doting on her calico cat, Cari (@carifreecat).
Robin Irene Moss
Robin Irene Moss is a confident female singer/songwriter and YouTuber. She communicates her life experience honestly through lyrics and music. She has toured across the USA and Europe with her original songs, and has an album and EP available online.
She's honored and humbled to be on the Consentucation creative team, and to work with all of the exceptional people involved in this project.
You can find her music at RobinIreneMoss.com and YouTube.com/robinireneoriginals
Ananda Ferrari Ossanai
Ananda is a writer and filmmaker based in New York City. She grew up in Porto Alegre, Brazil, and graduated from NYU Tisch School of the Arts in 2015. She loves cooking, mystery novels and fighting against misogyny.
Our Mission
Consentucation Project utilizes true stories of sexual assault and rape to promote consent education. Largely inspired by Eve Ensler's ‘The Vagina Monologues‘, these stories have been distilled into a monologue, storytelling
form and are filmed and performed by
actors in the NYC area. These
monologues maintain the anonymity of
the survivors, while providing a
community and an outlet for survivors
everywhere.
Founded in the summer of 2016, this
project began in reaction to the poor
handling of the Stanford Rape case and
the inauguration of an anti—feminist
White House administration. While rape
culture has always been an ever—present
force, normalizing and trivializing the
effects of sexual abuse, those two
events felt too personal to let lie without a forceful response.
Our mission? To heal and educate.
You can follow Consentucation Project
on lnstagram @consentucation_project,
"like" us on Facebook, and subscribe to
our YouTube Channel. If you or someone
you know would like to submit your
story, please reach out to us at consentucationproject@gmail.com
Stories
Get Involved
If you would like your story to be featured on Consentucation Project, we would love to hear from you. Just email us at:
| consentucationproject@gmail.com