Socio-cultural and familial factors

Title of Event: Virtual Theater-Based Sexual Health Intervention

 

 

Description of Event:

Theater-based approaches have been implemented globally as a health education and behavior change strategy for decades. The present study aims to evaluate the efficacy of two delivery modes (live and virtual) of a theater-based sexual health intervention for promoting sexual health strategies among adolescents.

 

 

Title of Event: Sex Talk: Investigating the Sexual Development and Sexual Attitudes of African American Women

 

 

Description of Event:

African American women have been portrayed as sexual commodities throughout American history. Has this claim affected the sexual self- esteem of Black women? This is a study of how Black women acquire information about sex and sexuality. It also explores their attitudes towards sex based on knowledge and experiences.

 

Title of Event: Developmental Disabilities and Sexuality

 

 

Description of Event:

This session will examine the issues people with developmental disabilities face regarding sexuality and discuss tools for teaching effective sexuality education with this population.

 

 

Date of Event: 4/1/2024 - 12/31/2024

 

 

Location: Online Asynchronous

 

 

Title of Event: Non-Monogamy 101

 

 

Description of Event:

Come learn about the world of consensual non-monogamy (cnm) that so many of our therapy clients are already exploring. We need to shift our paradigm and lens from one we've internalized in a heteronormative, mononormative patriarchy to something different.

 

Organization: Sex Ed Lecture Series

 

Title of Event: What is "Appropriate"?

Organization: Sex Ed Lecture Series

 

Title: You Gotta Eat the Booty Like Groceries 

Organization: Sex Ed Lecture Series

 

Title: Sex-Postive Teachable Moments in Hip Hop

Title: Sex and Perinatal Mental Health Conference: There is No Perinatal Mental Health Without Sexual Health 

 

 

Description of Event:

This presentation reviews common features of Arab-American experiences at different levels of immigration and cultural acclimation. Exploration of what propaganda and cultural lensing exists in common American languages, how it affects sex therapy, and what struggles continue to exist between individualist and collectivist perspectives and schools of thought.

Title of Event: Leading Conversations about Sexuality Education

 

 

Description of Event:

As the field of sexuality education continues to evolve, so too must educators and consultants. The expectation may be that professionals be courageous and willing to create spaces of empowerment to lead difficult and sensitive conversations.

 

 

Date of Event: through 12/31/24