Stickers to start talking about bodies and sexuality SEX-ED + is about dismantling taboos around sex and genitals. We think all of us should feel confortable talking about it without... Read more →
How are SEX-ED + genital models used? Anatomie classes, Melbourne University Down under in Melbourne University, Anita Brown-Major facilitates clinical education sessions about vulva anatomy. This is to be celebrated as there is so... Read more →
What happens in Europe... Hôpitaux universitaires de Genève SEX-ED + presented it's models and the prototype for gynecological exam training to the gynecology and maternal health team of the hospital. We... Read more →
Think it's a thing? Well in 50% of the cases it's a myth. Despite physicians frequently caring for patients with sexual health issues, only 50% of United States medical schools... Read more →
Showing the diversity of bodies in sex education A Quebec woman has taken it upon herself to make 3D molds of all different kinds of genital organs for educational purposes.... Read more →
"Perhaps unwittingly, people on our society tend to maintain the view that individuals with any physical disability are asexual, childlike, and without the need for sexual health education." (Murphy &Young,... Read more →
Do you know that the first clitoris was only available in 2016? It may seem surprising, but in 2020 we are still gathering knowledge around genitalia. This has consequences on... Read more →
Because SEX-ED + would never have existed without the artistic, activist and scientific publications of others, let’s put the spotlight on people who give us food for thoughts. Cliquez ici... Read more →
Interview by Pedro Marques for Vamos falar de sexualidade/ Let's talk about sexuality blog. Translation and Correction and: Ana Filipa Monteiro 10 January 2020 Q: What has motivated you to... Read more →
All Clitoris Are Beautiful (but some are more anatomically correct than others) Did you know that it was only in 2016 that the first clitoris model was created? And that... Read more →