Leaked
Understanding and Addressing Self-Generated Sexual Content involving Young People in Thailand
The Leaked project runs from October 2023 to September 2026. It is generously supported by World Childhood Foundation, and a partnership with our friends at the HUG Project. The work is being carried out in two phases: research and intervention.
Research
The Leaked project began with a large-scale survey in Northern Thailand.
We conducted quantitative surveys with 1,916 young people aged between 9-17 years across 18 schools. The survey explored, in a non-judgmental way, young people’s knowledge, motivations, attitudes, and practices around self-generated sexual content.
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In addition, we conducted 20 key informant interviews with youth leaders, young survivor-advocates; and professionals from law enforcement, social work and education. These interviews helped contextualize young people’s experiences and identify current gaps in prevention and response systems.
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The findings were launched in September 2025 during a public webinar. You can download the report in Thai or English below.
Intervention
Using this evidence, we developed a intervention to strengthen young people’s digital resilience and digital relational skills.
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The curriculum moves beyond technical “online safety tips” to explore soft skills:
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Rights and responsibilities in digital spaces
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Personal boundaries and consent online
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Online identity and self-presentation
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Recognising coercion and pressure
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Navigating trust in digital relationships
The intervention was first rolled out in February 2026 and continues to be implemented in schools.
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The curriculum is freely available in Thai and English, and we also offer facilitator training for schools and organisations interested in implementation.
If you would like to receive a copy of the curriculum or learn more about training opportunities, please contact us here.