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Jayden Posen

Jayden Posen

Jayden Posen is a Toronto-based survivor advocate and public speaker fighting sexual violence and human trafficking in nightlife spaces.

Sep 9, 2026

8:04
Is this a part of that whole culture? Is this a criminal conspiracy? And what do you think should happen?
8:10
Firstly, I think there needs to be accountability.
8:12
The places that allow this harm to happen need to be held accountable.
8:17
And, you know, it's a safety issue.
8:19
I also think that it relates to media and how women are portrayed like how tate brothers teach other young men and people how to act in society i think it bleeds out into society in that way for sure um one individual who tried to recruit me Promotes the same online ideologies, similar as the Tate brothers as well.
8:51
And I think that they, you know, then promote it and go into nightclubs and the same behavior happens afterwards into the nightclubs.
9:04
And I think that firstly, you know, social media platforms, they do have a lot of responsibility in this too.

14 MINS LATER

23:08
How many times did you go back? And did you think that maybe you just had a couple unfortunate incidents and that maybe there would be connections to modeling or to potential acting or something positive in your life?
4:08
you tell everybody a little bit about what those experiences were like? You're 22 now, but at 14 years old, there was a system that didn't protect you.
4:17
Correct.
4:18
Yeah.
4:18
So it actually started in school.
4:21
And a lot of the schools say that they deal with bullying and harm to younger kids.
4:29
But in my case, they didn't.
4:32
And it involved, I was constantly assaulted and abused by my peers, including kids.

8 MINS LATER

12:52
We need a sea of allies.
speaker_0HOST
26:14
day to day and really what changes you're trying to push for?
26:18
Yeah, so I actually met with I actually met with Melissa Lantzman at her office a few weeks ago.
26:27
And Larry Brock and Frank Caputo, they're amazing.
26:31
And they've been very supportive of me since the beginning, which I'm very grateful for.
26:36
It's really nice, you know, having them on your team and But it's also so hard and so difficult because this process, these processes can take years.
26:47
And, you know, what I want to put forward eventually and hopefully soon is I want there to be regulations or something where people with previous sex offenses and, you know, predators should not be this it's crazy that i have to say this but they should not be allowed to work in nightlife venues with nightlight in nightlife and they should there should be restrictions on them being even allowed into venues around intoxicated individuals that is a hot spot for them and if there are regulations on that you know including not letting dangerous individuals with past offenses around drunk individuals and intoxicated individuals, then there could be so many people that would be saved.
27:46
And I think there could be major change.

8 MINS LATER

speaker_0HOST
36:04
so i see an injured being

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