(How do we get to) A More Inclusive History of the US Sexuality Field
Title of Event: (How do we get to) A More Inclusive History of the US Sexuality Field
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Socio-cultural and familial factors
Media Literacy and Net Neutrality for Sexuality Professionals
Title of Event: Media Literacy and Net Neutrality for Sexuality Professionals
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Accountability For Our Communities
Title of Event: Accountability For Our Communities
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Accountability in our Communities
Title of Event: Accountability in our Communities
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Sexual and Reproductive Justice
Title of Event: Sexual and Reproductive Justice
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Reproductive Justice (RJ) is a framework and practice that guides us to do the work rooted in body autonomy and self-determination. When reflecting upon how we have come to witness the RJ movement expand, there is a deep connection to a global health equity approach for young women and girls. This course offers an historical overview of how RJ came to be, the global connections, successes, and missed opportunities that have also expanded to include sexual justice.
Start Date: 03-18-2027
Disability Justice Part 2 for Sexuality Professionals
Title of Event: Disability Justice Part 2 for Sexuality Professionals
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Disability Justice (DJ) is a phrase and framework essential for all of us! The first part of this course offered an overview of the principles and tenants that create Disability Justice. In this second part of Disability Justice we will dive deeper into examining each of the 10 principles and discussing ways to implement them into our work and everyday lives as sexuality professionals.
Beyond Buzzwords: Intersectionality: Theory, Framework, Practice
Title of Event: Beyond Buzzwords: Intersectionality: Theory, Framework, Practice
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Intersectionality has become a buzzword used often and often misused. This course examines and engages with primary resources of Intersectionality as a theory, framework, and practice. We will discuss how this practice and theory has expanded, critiques, and ways we have used Intersectionality incorrectly along with strategies for expanding our use of each part of this critical practice.
Start Date: 03-03-2027
Time of Event: 11am-4pm PT / 2pm-7pm ET
Abortion in the US: Realities, Laws, and Healing
Title of Event: Abortion in the US: Realities, Laws, and Healing
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Disability Justice Part 1 for Sexuality Professionals
Title of Event: Disability Justice Part 1 for Sexuality Professionals
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Disability Justice (DJ) is a phrase and framework essential for all of us! The first part of this course offers an overview of the various models and approaches to disability, defines common terms, and introduces the need and principles that create DJ. The focus will be on how the various models impact sex and sexual expression of disabled people. Now is the time to be guided by a fuller understanding of bodymind by those who are most impacted.
Start Date: 01-26-2027
The Purity Pipeline: How Conservative Religious/Moral Values Shape Sexual Attitudes, and Approaches to Clinical Support
Title of Event: The Purity Pipeline: How Conservative Religious/Moral Values Shape Sexual Attitudes, and Approaches to Clinical Support
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