Faculty: Dr. Brooke Whitfield One in four pregnancy-capable people in the US will have an abortion. Despite abortion being common, professionals in sexual and reproductive health-related fields receive inadequate abortion […]
Faculty: Susan Gilbert, MPA Results from a national study with 1,860 young adults on their communications with partners, including perceived benefits of and barriers to communicating, the topics they want […]
This presentation will review methods and findings from a DHHS-funded study aimed at identifying core content, pedagogy, implementation, and context components of five evidence-based teen pregnancy prevention (TPP) curricula. The […]
Join us for a live networking session to kick off Black History Month and connect with colleagues, community members, and leaders in sexuality education. This opening gathering sets the tone […]
This lecture explores the different types of lubricant, including water based, silicone based, oil based and hybrid options. We will cover how they work, what they are best used for, […]
This interactive webinar invites Black women and femmes to explore sexual pleasure as a practice of healing, agency, and liberation. Grounded in pleasure activism, participants will reflect on embodied knowledge, […]
This live closing session brings the month’s programming together through guided discussion and reflection. Participants will revisit themes from the prerecorded webinars, celebrate the Black-led businesses and organizations spotlighted throughout […]
One in four pregnancy-capable people in the US will have an abortion. Despite abortion being common, professionals in sexual and reproductive health-related fields receive inadequate abortion education. This lecture will […]
This study examines how sexual identity intersects with cultural, religious, and linguistic contexts in Iranian classrooms. Through interviews with five cisgender EFL learners, findings reveal limited awareness of sexuality issues […]
Sexual identities across the queer spectrum are often presented as worrisome, painful, and something people often experience hate as a result of. Instead, presenting queer identities as celebratory can positively […]
Drawing on a dataset of 120 articles comprising news reports, op-ed pieces, and editorials, I explore the discursive strategies employed in the Ghanaian media to resist CSE implementation. I combine […]
Drawing on emerging research with international college students, this session equips sexuality educators to address PMS and dysmenorrhea as educational equity issues. The session translates evidence into culturally responsive teaching […]
