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Principles of sexuality research and research methods
Fall 2025 - Certificate in Sexual Health Comprehensive Program
Insight from youth coresearchers: Early childbearing in a Northern Plains reservation community
Young People’s Views on Pornography: Strengths-Based Considerations for Sex Education
Somatica Sex Coach Certification Training Program
Module 1: April 24-26, 2026
Module 2: May 15-17, 2026
Module 3: June 26-28, 2026
Module 4: July 24-26, 2026
Module 5: August 21-23, 2026
Module 6: September 25-27, 2026
When College Students Teach College Students: Evaluation of a Peer-Led Comprehensive Sexual Health Program
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Community Organizing for Body-Positive Sex Ed in Public Schools
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Community Organizing for Body-Positive Sex Ed in Public Schools |
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Supporting Parents as the Primary Sexuality Educators for their Adolescents and Adults with I/DD
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Supporting Parents as the Primary Sexuality Educators for their Adolescents and Adults with I/DD |
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Getting Published in the American Journal of Sexuality Education
Guilt, Pain, and the Absence of Pleasure: The Sexual Socialization of Black Female Adolescents
Title of Event: Guilt, Pain, and the Absence of Pleasure: The Sexual Socialization of Black Female Adolescents
Adolescent sexuality is largely constructed by society, peers, family, and sexual scripts. Black female adolescents are often socialized to expect sexual pain and guilt over sexual pleasure. In this session, we will explore Black female adolescents’ pleasure expectancies, the role of sexual guilt, and how society socializes them to expect more negative outcomes.
Location: Online Asynchronous