Course Description Previously titled: F^#*ed Up! Here’s What I Learned and How I Apologized This is a workshop about failure and the ways we’ve failed, lessons we’ve learned, and ways we’ve evolved to ensure we don’t have to learn the same lesson twice, or thrice! So often the conversations about professional development or community collaborations […]
Course Description 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 done intersectionality incorrectly along with strategies for expanding our use of each […]
This three-part series invites participants to reflect on, identify and engage their own teaching philosophy in a transformative way which centers the wholeness and humanity of the learning community. Building on this, participants will examine and question ways in which to apply their teaching philosophy in virtual learning spaces, while integrating a sustainable and mutually […]
Bianca Laureano, PhD, MA, CSES and Cory Silverberg, MA, are a dream team and the co-presenters for this intensive, two-day training for practicing and emerging sexuality professionals. The Advanced ANTE UP! SAR: Youth Sexuality is vital because we will be guided by the goals of liberation with a focus on positive youth development, racial, reproductive, […]
COURSE DESCRIPTION Accountability processes have become a new buzzword and alternative to the prison industrial complex. As we imagine the world we each want to be a part of creating, what are the documented paths our ancestors have left for us? How my we divest in disposability? Where do we find tools to build these […]
Course Description Wondering where are all the Black, Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) are in the history of the US sexuality field? So are we! This course fills in the numerous gaps in the contributions, research, labor, and lives of BIPOC to the US. Honoring the contributions of some white sex professionals and making space […]
Course Description This is part two of a two part series. Part one is two sessions and part two is two sessions. Each session is 4 CEs. This course is co-taught with Sins Invalid and / or Cory Silverberg. It is advised to take part one prior to part two as part two begins where […]
Course Description The Overturning of Roe v. Wade in June 2022 creates even more challenges and criminalization for many pregnant people to find quality care to terminate a pregnancy and those who support them. What we think we know about abortion is not exactly correct; especially as new legislation and decades of organizing for body […]
Course Descriptions Why do we put a gender on our genitals or internal organs when they do not need to be gendered? Our lungs, stomachs and colons do not have a gender, and this course will begin the unlearning process! Guided by trans and intersex community scholars who have expanded our understanding of bodies, this […]
Course Description 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 […]
Course Description This is part one of a two part series. Part one is two sessions and part two is two sessions. Each session is 4 CEs. This course is co-taught with either Sins Invalid or Cory Silverberg. Disability Justice (DJ) is a phrase and framework essential for all of us! The first part of […]
Bianca Laureano, PhD, MA, CSES and Jini Tanenhaus, PA-C, MA, are a dynamic team and the co-presenters for this intensive, two-day training for practicing and emerging sexuality professionals. As professionals in the sexuality field it is rare for us to experience training on abortion unless we seek such training. A focus on pregnancy and sexuality […]
