All These Webinars!!!
Check out the various webinars what we have to offer. From past Keynotes to Goal Digging.
…But I don’t See Color: Sex Ed in 2020 Technicolor vision
Sex education is a social justice issue sex educators are (obviously) uniquely equipped to advocate and fight for. Yet, along the way we have separated social justice in sex ed from ourselves, our work, and our way forward. What we need is a little vision as we shift into a new decade. We need 4k vibrant colors, not black and white tv’s with various shades of gray. This session will discuss awareness and integration of cultural and racial differences with an emphasis on Black female sexuality for sex education that is innovative, intersectional, and shines in all is color glory to bring equity and social justice back into sex education.
Snatching Edges: Why Black Hair Matters In Sex Education
This 90 minute webinar talks all about sex, hair, and Black women! This is your chance to see the work live-ish from your livingroom!
While to whole point is to be able to explore why black Hair matter (period) you will also learn a few other things!
What You'll Learn?
(more than) 3 ways Black Women's Sexuality is impacted by hair texture (and skin tone)
Take a quick look at you and how you may have been impacted, and why you may not have wanted to do that self reflection
If you teach others, sex educators, therapists, or if you have some little ones or other folk you tryna talk to, you will be able to Identify 1 way to incorporate lessons of intersectionality and texturism into your work!
Sex Talk Parent Edition: Webinar
How many parents do you know who are stricken with fear when their children bring up the topic of sex? I’m talking full on panic attack! Coughing, stuttering, or even avoiding the question altogether (oh, now is the perfect time to regrout those kitchen tiles!).
Or maybe you want to talk about it, but aren’t sure about the best way to start the conversation. Have you questioned whether your kids are old enough? Maybe they’re not quite ready for “the talk?”
Well, fret no more! I got your back! Check out this webinar: Sex Talk Parent Edition. In this webinar you will learn
What you and your kids need to know about sex
When you kids need to know what pieces of info
How to approach the sex talk convo
And so much more!
What do participants have to say?
"Amazing! I learned so much from her webinar in general. Admittedly, this is a conversation I dread having. This webinar addressed my own narrative around my children being sexual beings and how that was impacting my ability to effectively have this conversation and support them in informed decision making. Dr. Donna guides you through tackling your fears and own narrative around sex and sexuality. The talk is for anyone who is connected to youth. Fear doesn’t prepare our youth to navigate their own sexual identity and if we don’t, someone else will. Have the talk. Let Dr. Donna help you! "
White Unless Otherwise Specified: The Keynote
Now you can watch Dr. Donna Oriowo give her very first keynote address. Video was taken at the National Sex Ed Conference in Atlantic City, NJ in 2017!
1. identify 3 reasons why its important to have race/ethnicity inclusive sex ed
2. Identify 1 blind spot they have to culturally relevant sex education
3. Identify 1 way to integrate racial and cultural differences into sexuality education
Secret Objective: know the difference between “YOU can do it! And should (with consultation) and You COULD do it, but shouldn't