LGBTQ+ Inclusive Sex Ed

Helping queer and straight students have a healthier view of sexuality and gender roles.

Curated byLaken Brooks, Hark Contributor

7 CLIPS28 MINS

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The State of LGBTQ+ Students’ Experiences in School

On the 'Sex Ed Podcast,' hosts Kaylee Moser and Jen McPhail break down some start statistics about the reality of being LGBTQ+ in school. A warning for listeners: this clip contains triggering and homophobic language.

The State of LGBTQ+ Students’ Experiences in School

Sex Ed Shouldn't Suck

3 MINS

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Teens Struggle to Find Reliable Information about Sex

The absence of inclusive sex education and the stigma about being LGBTQ+ may drive students to try to seek information for themselves. On 'Sex Ed Rewind, 'Jesus Casado remembers struggling to find queer-friendly sex ed.

Teens Struggle to Find Reliable Information about Sex

Sex Ed Rewind

5 MINS

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Nonbinary & Trans People Feel Excluded from Health Education

The creator of ThemsHealth, an education program dedicated to raising awareness about transgender health issues, describes what it feels like to be ignored in these wellness spaces.

Nonbinary & Trans People Feel Excluded from Health Education

Sex Ed with DB

4 MINS

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Limited Sex Ed Can Stigmatize Pleasure for all People

Sex expert Luna Matatas describes how some adults have to un-learn misconceptions about sex, pleasure and gender roles in relationships.

Limited Sex Ed Can Stigmatize Pleasure for all People

Sex Ed with Tim

4 MINS

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Teens May Rely on Unsafe or Inaccurate Sources

Jesus Casado describes how students turn to chat rooms or other unvetted, sometimes unsafe, sources when they cannot access accurate information about gender and sexuality in sex ed classes.

Teens May Rely on Unsafe or Inaccurate Sources

Sex Ed Rewind

3 MINS

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Using Trans-Friendly Language In & Out of the Classroom

Nina Kossoff, Director of Community of FOLX Health, gives some tips for how to make trans and nonbinary people feel more welcome in health conversations, in and out of the classroom.

Using Trans-Friendly Language In & Out of the Classroom

Sex Ed with DB

2 MINS

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How Inclusive Sex Ed Could Function in a Curriculum

Creating LGBTQ+ inclusive courses is a more nuanced conversation than how people have sex.

How Inclusive Sex Ed Could Function in a Curriculum

Sex Ed Shouldn't Suck

3 MINS

Curated byLaken Brooks

7 CLIPS28 MINS

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LGBTQ+ Inclusive Sex Ed

The State of LGBTQ+ Students’ Experiences in School

Sex Ed Shouldn't Suck

Teens Struggle to Find Reliable Information about Sex

Sex Ed Rewind

Nonbinary & Trans People Feel Excluded from Health Education

Sex Ed with DB

Limited Sex Ed Can Stigmatize Pleasure for all People

Sex Ed with Tim

Teens May Rely on Unsafe or Inaccurate Sources

Sex Ed Rewind

Using Trans-Friendly Language In & Out of the Classroom

Sex Ed with DB

How Inclusive Sex Ed Could Function in a Curriculum

Sex Ed Shouldn't Suck

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