Consentcan beEnthusiasticand FunTalking about whatyou boundariesand they canchange as therelationshipchangesCharacterthat couldhave donebetter in themovieVictim blaming is theharmful practice ofholding the victim of aharmful act responsiblefor their ownvictimization, ratherthan focusing on theactions of theperpetrator.Only partakein activitiesthat you arecomfortablewithConsentisInformedFollowPeerWellness_Humberfor more informationGive optionsnotexpectationsConsentis givenclearlyConsent is avoluntary, andongoingagreement betweenparticipants in anyactivitywhether sexual,social, or physical.ClearCommunication –The ability toexpress what youwant or don'twant clearly.Making it asafe spacefor everybodytaking part inthe activityConsentis givenFreelyDepiction ofConsent orlack there ofin the moviewatchedFlirtingdoes notequalConsentAbsenceof NOdoesn’tmean YESAskingquestionslike: Are youComfortable? Recognizingwhen someone isuncomfortable,even if theyhaven’t saidanythingRespectNO as anAnswerMarginalizedCommunities suchas Women,Indigenouswomen, and2SLGBTQ+ aremore vulnerableMaking sure thatyou are notfeeling pressuredto do anythingyou don’t want toand vise versaYes to onetype of sexualactivity doesn’tmean consentto anotherConsent isgiven whileevery personin the act isSoberConsent can berevoked atanytime. It isokay to changeyour mind.Consentcan beEnthusiasticand FunTalking about whatyou boundariesand they canchange as therelationshipchangesCharacterthat couldhave donebetter in themovieVictim blaming is theharmful practice ofholding the victim of aharmful act responsiblefor their ownvictimization, ratherthan focusing on theactions of theperpetrator.Only partakein activitiesthat you arecomfortablewithConsentisInformedFollowPeerWellness_Humberfor more informationGive optionsnotexpectationsConsentis givenclearlyConsent is avoluntary, andongoingagreement betweenparticipants in anyactivitywhether sexual,social, or physical.ClearCommunication –The ability toexpress what youwant or don'twant clearly.Making it asafe spacefor everybodytaking part inthe activityConsentis givenFreelyDepiction ofConsent orlack there ofin the moviewatchedFlirtingdoes notequalConsentAbsenceof NOdoesn’tmean YESAskingquestionslike: Are youComfortable? Recognizingwhen someone isuncomfortable,even if theyhaven’t saidanythingRespectNO as anAnswerMarginalizedCommunities suchas Women,Indigenouswomen, and2SLGBTQ+ aremore vulnerableMaking sure thatyou are notfeeling pressuredto do anythingyou don’t want toand vise versaYes to onetype of sexualactivity doesn’tmean consentto anotherConsent isgiven whileevery personin the act isSoberConsent can berevoked atanytime. It isokay to changeyour mind.

Consent Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Consent can be Enthusiastic and Fun
  2. Talking about what you boundaries and they can change as the relationship changes
  3. Character that could have done better in the movie
  4. Victim blaming is the harmful practice of holding the victim of a harmful act responsible for their own victimization, rather than focusing on the actions of the perpetrator.
  5. Only partake in activities that you are comfortable with
  6. Consent is Informed
  7. Follow PeerWellness_Humber for more information
  8. Give options not expectations
  9. Consent is given clearly
  10. Consent is a voluntary, and ongoing agreement between participants in any activity whether sexual, social, or physical.
  11. Clear Communication – The ability to express what you want or don't want clearly.
  12. Making it a safe space for everybody taking part in the activity
  13. Consent is given Freely
  14. Depiction of Consent or lack there of in the movie watched
  15. Flirting does not equal Consent
  16. Absence of NO doesn’t mean YES
  17. Asking questions like: Are you Comfortable?
  18. Recognizing when someone is uncomfortable, even if they haven’t said anything
  19. Respect NO as an Answer
  20. Marginalized Communities such as Women, Indigenous women, and 2SLGBTQ+ are more vulnerable
  21. Making sure that you are not feeling pressured to do anything you don’t want to and vise versa
  22. Yes to one type of sexual activity doesn’t mean consent to another
  23. Consent is given while every person in the act is Sober
  24. Consent can be revoked at anytime. It is okay to change your mind.