During the vulvar lichen sclerosus workshop organized in June with Jaclyn Lanthier of Lost Labia chronicles, five casts were produced. Going from a plaster reproduction to a silicone model adapted to different... Read more →
You know when a colleague actually describes your work better than you? Well it's one of those times. Taylor, while requesting a quote for anatomical models on the website wrote... Read more →
SEX-ED +: a project born of social science research One of the most common misconception about SEX-ED + is that it's an artistic project that has been put at the... Read more →
Seen, spoken, (re)constructed Recentering human experiences and needs in sexual health care May 29 in Montreal To celebrate International Day of Action for Women's Health, SEX-ED + is organizing a... Read more →
The numbers are in and one of the most shared New York Times' article in 2022 is about the clitoris. Written by Rachel E Gross, science journalist and author of... Read more →
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 little training devoted to sexual health in... Read more →
Toward a positive, inclusive and emancipatory sexuality education has been a trending sentence in Québec over the last few years. Indeed, it's a great catchphrase that has been used in... 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 →
"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 →
However good the intentions, sex education can fail at being inclusive of all realities, bodies and identities. A good way to learn and to get better at what we are... Read more →