This lecture explores self-esteem as foundational to sexual wellness and education. Using Drink Water & Mind Your Business, Dr. Oriowo examines how socio-cultural messaging, family dynamics, and learning theory shape sexual values, intimacy skills, and identity—highlighting community care and unlearning shame as tools for liberation.
This program teaches participants about working with LGBTQ+ individuals, including the most current vocabulary and language, best practices, and how to support the specific sexual health education needs of LGBTQ+ individuals.
This session showcases easily replicable activities designed to enhance self-esteem and foster values clarification across a wide range of educational levels—from middle school through graduate school.
This invitation for a FREE networking session is open to everyone who has attended a Sex Ed Lecture Series webinar, as well as new guests who sign up through our website. If you wish to be removed from our invitation list, please contact [email protected]. Join us for an interactive session where you can network with […]
Join us for a workshop on the intricacies of non-monogamies for educators, mental health professionals, and graduate students. This interactive workshop will include shared book discussions, group activities, film clip reviews, and more all in the name of exploring and deepening understanding regarding non-monogamy.
Feminist pedagogy acknowledges the lived experiences of students and emphasizes the sharing of stories and dialogue. This session will describe the use of feminist pedagogy to help sexuality educators become more comfortable with the uncomfortable, and create an open environment where students feel cared for, respected, and able to learn.
Relationship Safety Education is often missing from Sex Ed – this Lecture shows educators how to fill that gap. Adam Joel, Survivor and Abuse Prevention Advocate, will screen his short film The Last Drop, followed by a discussion and Q&A about how to have The Relationship Safety Talk with teens.
This workshop will assist sex educators in gaining the tools, confidence, and compassion needed to navigate courageous conversations about sex, drugs, and stigma. Using a combination of reflection, discussion, and practical skill-building, we will explore how to hold space for clients, students, or communities with care and without judgment.
Working with clients who have ADHD is commonplace in clinical practice. ADHD has a unique impact on sexuality and relationships. We will explore how to detect neurodiversity in client profiles as well as common problems related to the impact of ADHD on sexuality. Addressing client needs using a neurodivergent lens is an essential teaching skill […]
