This interactive, immersive experience is designed to help attendees—whether individuals, couples, plurals, or sex-positive professionals—deepen their understanding of intimacy, nervous system awareness, and pleasure communication through the TOUCHY/FEELY intimacy card game.
This session offers an in-depth look at evidence-based psychological and trauma-informed approaches for pelvic pain, with practical strategies, real-world cases, and techniques to enhance pleasure and intimacy—empowering clinicians to support clients holistically and improve their sexual well-being and quality of life.
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 […]
Faculty: Finley Muratova When we talk about sexual violence, we often hear the "1 in 3 girls, 1 in 6 boys" statistic cited first. While horrifying, it seldom tells the full picture. So what happens to the gender-expansive youth and adults, whose experiences, while just as real, oftentimes get erased from the conversation? Please note […]
Faculty: Dr. Rusi Jaspal This lecture outlines the results of a survey study of attitudes toward pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in a general population sample. Trust in science and scientists and perceived HIV risk were associated positively, and HIV stereotyping negatively, with PrEP positivity. The results should inform sexuality education interventions for enhancing HIV prevention. Please […]
Join us December 12–14, 2025 in the Greater Philadelphia Area for the Sex Ed Leadership Retreat — a weekend designed to foster connection, renewal, and visionary thinking among those shaping the future of sexuality education, whether you’re a seasoned leader or emerging voice.
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 […]
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 education. This lecture will discuss research on the need for abortion training in higher education in the US and resources available. Please note that registration […]
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 to discuss more openly and the skills they want to build, along with a new multi-media campaign, Own the Awk, will be shared. Please note […]
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 presentation will also discuss how study findings can inform the design, implementation, and evaluation of future TPP curricula. Please note that registration is for one […]
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 for a month of learning, connection, and celebration.
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, body safety, toy compatibility and common myths, helping people choose lube that supports pleasure, comfort and confidence.
