Is it OK? We think this might be teenagers' most common unspoken question, especially when they've got a phone in their hand. Is it OK that she sent me that picture? Is it OK that he said that? Is it OK that they asked me to send those images? Is it OK if I share these with other people?

44% of girls and 32% of boys in England have engaged with sexting (STIR report). 27% of girls who sent explicit images said they did it because they felt pressurised to do so. Sexting is part of many teenager's lives. But how can we help them think about the dangers in a way that's appropriate, and which encourages young people to feel safe enough to talk about what really matters? We've partnered with acetUK to create a ground-breaking resource that does exactly that.

#isitOK? is a set of simple games that quickly creates deep discussion among young people. Each uses a set of cards that depict examples of images and texts sent by young people based on real life examples from Bedfordshire Police. The images have been recreated using mannequin dummies meaning they are appropriate to look at but still authentic. The games were developed and piloted with the help of young people and the result is a set of activities that quickly draws out the key issues.