Lgbtq sex education resources
More Sex Ed Resources
Philly Area Resources
William Way LGBT Collective Center / Arcila-Adams Transsexual Resource Center &#; educational programming, social groups and events, support services and more
Mazzoni Center &#; Homosexual health services, including counseling and STI testing
The Attic&#; programs and services for LGBTQ+ youth
Bebashi &#; charity with a mission to empower Black and Brown people by providing access to culturally sensitive steep quality healthcare, HIV/AIDS services, health education, and social services
Fishtown Wellness Center&#; gay and trans affirming therapy and education
GALAEI&#; services, assist and advocacy for all Queer, Trans, Indigenous and People of Color (QTBIPOC) communities
Online Resources
F*cking Trans Women zine &#; a zine by and for transitioned women written to trigger conversations about sex
@marjanilane&#; an instagram focused on pro-Black polyamory education with an alternative sensory sensitive page
Queer Sex Ed Community Curriculum &#; tons of free zines about every topic you can think of!
Safer Sex for Trans As you could probably guess, I was kind of shielded from anything resembling sex education because it’s like, “Oh, she’s disabled, she’s not going to know any better.” It’s like this irrelevant subject to her… I remember this coloring book where you’re naming intimate parts of the body. That’s the only recollection I contain about sex ed. And a few awkward talks about penises. Liliana I experimented. I didn’t receive that info. You had to figure that out on your own. I had to figure out on my own so I had sex with men, but then I had a girlfriend and I got married. Tim Usually we are taught, “You are going to grow up, you’re going to get married, you’re going to have a baby.” I was just favor, “Okay, whatever.” Gabe People with intellectual and developmental disabilities are capable of understanding gender and sexuality. All people, including people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, should contain access to comprehensive and Gay inclusive sexuality education. LGBTQ+ Definitions Intended for facilitators and students, this resource defines terminology used throughout the student and facilitator resources. It can be used throughout the curriculum. Sex, Gender, and Identity Intended for facilitators, this resource provides foundational information about sex, gender, and identity to fortify baseline knowledge and confidence in delivering Activity 5B. Gender, Culture, and Pregnancy within Lesson 5 of El Camino. Sexual Identity Intended for students, this resource provides information and resources to support youth who may be exploring their sexual identity. While this resource supplements Lesson 5 of El Camino, facilitators should make it available to students, as needed, throughout curriculum implementation. Safer Sex for LGBTQ+ Young People Intended for facilitators, this resource provides an overview and resources on ensuring that conversations about safer sex are inclusive of all kinds of sex—not just penile-vaginal se
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