Want to learn more about sex and the media? We teamed up with The Last Taboo to bring you this short lesson.
This installment is on imagery in the media πΊ
Want to learn more about sex and the media? We teamed up with The Last Taboo to bring you this short lesson.
This installment is on self-improvement in the media πΊ
Want to learn more about s3x in the media? We teamed up with The Last Taboo to share some short lessons on the topic.
This installment is on objectification in the media πΊπ±π»
Keep your eyes open for the next two lessons coming up π
Don't worry: your household will not be notified you are doing this, they will not be able to see what you have written and your submission overrides anything they wrote about you.
If you're in a position where your household can't know about gender identity/sexual orientation/religion, but still want to fill in the census, here is how:
β’ Go to https://t.co/av8brDE9LB and click 'start census'
β’ Look for the hyperlink 'Need to answer separately from your household?'
β’ Then click the link 'request an individual access code
β’ You will be text a code that can used to fill out your own census form
TONIGHT at 6:30pm we're hosting the social 'Murder at the Sex Party: Who Killed Queef Richards?' π
You don't need to be a Sexpression member to come along and we absolutely encourage you to bring your friends and housemates.
Simply shoot us a DM to get the zoom link π
So now we've told you how you can get involved in Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week and why it's important, would you like to learn about what we cover in our Relationships and Abuse lesson?
Read below to find out more β¬οΈ
#ItsNotOk
It's possible you're confused about the need for time to be dedicated to awareness of sexual abuse & sexual violence - in short, there is huge stigma surrounding it and we all have a lot of listening, learning and supporting to do.
Read below for more β¬οΈ
#ItsNotOk
This week is Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week.
It's time to learn how to show solidarity and support survivors.
It's an important week and you can learn how you can get involved here β¬οΈ
#ItsNotOk
So, now we've told you about LGBTQIA+ history month and why it exists, would you like to know what we incorporate into our LGBTQIA+ focused lesson? π³οΈβπ
You might secretly be wondering, 'why do we actually need an LGBTQIA+ history month'?
The reality is that the community has faced incredible hardships and has been fighting an indescribable fight for their lives and rights throughout history - this continues to this day.
It has the text: βTo remember how the community gained the rights it has todayβ, βTo discover the hidden histories of the community that we were never taughtβ, βTo learn how to continue changing the world and fight for the rights of every member of the communityβ,
With LQBTGIA+ history month on the horizon, it's the perfect time to have a little lesson on what the terms mean π³οΈβπ
If you're unsure about the definitions, then use this as an opportunity to educate yourself! Definitions, according to https://t.co/yB869VG5Eu
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whose biological attributes do not fit with societal assumptions about what constitutes male and female. Asexual - ace is an umbrella term used to describe a variation in levels of romantic and/or sexual attraction, including a lack of attraction. + - the plus symbol is there to