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.
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.
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.
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.
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.