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Sexuality Education in Italy and Teachers’ and Educators’ Training Needs
April 2, 2025 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Valeria Bruno
Starting from the Italian legislative framework on Sexuality Education, the lecture addresses topics related to sexuality and LGBTQIA+ topics in the Italian educational context. It will then delve into teachers’ and educators’ educational and training needs to rethink Sexuality Education within university, formal and academic training programs.
Scaling up, Sustaining, and Enhancing School-Based Sexuality Education Programs in Resource Constrained and Conservative Contexts: Replicable Lessons from Positive-Deviant Countries
April 9, 2025 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Venkatraman Chandra-Mouli
Learn how six low- and middle-income countries successfully scaled and sustained school-based sexuality education despite political, cultural, and resource barriers. This webinar will explore key strategies, stakeholder engagement, and lessons for effective policy and program implementation. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain actionable insights!
Kink is for EveryBODY
April 16, 2025 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Chanel Jaali Marshall
This workshop will provide an intro to kink and BDSM that is relatable to all identities! Chanel Jaali will cover the basics of kink, intersectionality, while connecting the concepts in an applicable way. As a bonus, we will cover kink on a low budget and how to grow your practice with self and community. Educators will gain insights into how to approach these topics with clarity, inclusivity, and accessibility in learning environments.
How to Use Title IX As a Tool for Supporting Student-Survivors
April 23, 2025 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Finley Muratova
As educators, we often teach complex and heavy topics such as consent in an attempt to prevent sexual violence. But we need the tools to support our students if prevention fails. This workshop will help educators build a toolkit for supporting student-survivors via Title IX in education institutions and settings.
The ASKQ: A new measure of youth sexual health knowledge!
May 7, 2025 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Alexandra Kriofske Mainella
The Acquired Sexual Knowledge Questionnaire (ASKQ) was designed to be a practical and useful measure of sexual health knowledge for youth (Grades 7-12) participating in sexuality education courses in schools. This presentation will discuss the construction, development, and evaluation of the ASKQ on a sample of 244 middle and high school students.
Cultural Influences on Sexual Health Education: Insights from International College Students
May 14, 2025 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Kruti Chaliawala
This lecture explores how cultural, religious, and social norms shape the sexual health knowledge, attitudes, and behaviors of international college students. Strategies for developing inclusive, culturally competent sexuality education programs will be highlighted to help educators address diverse needs and improve health outcomes.
Talking about Consent in Neurodiverse Classrooms: Challenges and Needs Identified by Young Adults
May 21, 2025 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Erin E. McKenney
Sexual consent is a crucial topic for students of all neurotypes – however, autistic students report receiving less consent education and have higher rates of sexual trauma. This lecture describes research on autistic and non-autistic young adults’ difficulties with navigating consent and provides strategies to support consent education in neurodiverse classrooms.