About Peaches and Cream
Peaches and Cream is a short educational film addressing sexting for young adults with intellectual disability (ID). It follows the story of River and Avery, two individuals navigating intimacy and online communication in a long-distance relationship.
Supported by the AuDA Foundation and the Profield Foundation, the film and resources are brought to you by Northcott in collaboration with Bus Stop Films.
People with disability and their support networks can refer to the education guide when watching the film. The Peaches and Cream film and resource aim to spark judgment-free conversations about sexting and online safety.
Young adults with ID often lack equal access to online safety education, facing higher risks of harassment and abuse. The Peaches and Cream film and education guide encourages discussions on consent, dating, and the law, offering tips and facts to support informed decision-making.
Education Guide
Use this Education Guide to explore issues raised in Peaches and Cream in groups or individually.
This is a 19-page PDF.