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Lights, Camera, Action: The Menstrual Cycle Musical!
September 4, 2024 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Deborah M. Roffman, MS, CSE, CFLE
Unlike menstrual periods, no one has ever actually seen a menstrual cycle. Because so many of our students are predominantly concrete thinkers and learners, teaching this vital concept in ways that “stick” can be challenging. Using several learning modalities at once in fun and engaging lessons is the key to success.
How to Prevent Infidelity
September 11, 2024 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Angela Skurtu
In this training, you will learn 5 types of infidelity and signs of infidelity. You will also learn the kinds of conversations people can have to reduce their chances of experiencing infidelity in their relationships.
Subjectified: A Blueprint for Countering Objectification
September 18, 2024 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Suzannah Weiss
What would the world look like if women were subjects, not just objects, of desire? This talk will describe what sexual objectification is and how to counter it, delving into feminist theory, sexological research, and concrete tips to help people own their sexuality as something for themselves first and foremost.
Men’s Path to Consent: Healing Wounds and Reclaiming Desire
September 25, 2024 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Eric FitzMedrud, PhD
Men are good. Men’s sexuality is good. So, why do we have challenges with consent? A developmental model for liberating men’s sexuality with consent will be presented which identifies 4 causes of men’s problem with consent and 4 proposed solutions to these causes.
Sexidents: Learning and Healing from Sexual Mishaps
October 9, 2024 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Bria Price
Sexidents: Learning and Healing from Sexual Mishaps” by Bria Price, both a book and lecture series, explores the nuances of sexual misadventures. Through personal stories and practical advice, it offers guidance on understanding, healing, and finding humor in these experiences, promoting resilience, growth, and sexual confidence in intimate relationships.
Desirability Politics, Fetishism, and Their Impacts on Sex, Identity, and Digital Spaces
October 16, 2024 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Cheyenne M. Davis, MA
This is a lecture on digital spaces such as dating apps, social media/social networking sites, etc and how desirability and fetishism impact identity, sex, desire, and representation.
The Stonewall Generation: LGBTQ Elders on Sex, Activism, and Aging
October 30, 2024 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Jane Fleishman
In the Stonewall generation, many fearless LGBTQ activists risked their very lives for liberation. Join us for a lively and honest look at the impacts of the rebellion, the roots, and the people whose lives were incontrovertibly changed.
RESCHEDULED: Pleasure After Trauma
December 4, 2024 | 7 to 8 pm EST
Faculty: Miss Mackenzee
No matter the duration of an actual trauma event, the effects can be long lasting. When we feel as though parts of ourselves are taken away or lost, it can be a struggle to reclaim them. This class is designed to help give you tools to care for yourself and take back your identity. It is possible to feel joy and excitement after surviving a traumatic experience.