The Responsible Sex Education Institute
Welcome to the Responsible Sex Education Institute (RSEI) website! RSEI offers a wide range of sex education programs for youth and adults both in person and virtually. Below are some of our upcoming virtual events for youth-serving adults – we hope to see you at one soon!
If you’re looking for events with the Native Community Health Network or Promotores de Salud, click their names to visit their sites.
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V-SHEP 1.0
Join our trainers to learn the skills you need to teach high-quality, effective comprehensive sex education to the young people you serve. To learn about the specifics of this course, click here.
WHEN:
Spring 2025:
April 1st – May 1st, 2025
Tuesdays & Thursdays
9 – 10:30am PT | 10 – 11:30am MT | 11 – 12:30pm CT | 12 – 1:30pm ET
Summer 2025:
July 22nd – August 21st, 2025
Tuesdays & Thursdays
1 – 2:30pm PT | 2 – 3:30pm MT | 3 – 4:30pm CT | 4 – 5:30pm ET
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
Youth-Serving Adults
COST:
Three Tiers Available Ranging from $250 to $750
(Need a full scholarship? Click here!)
January Webinar: Abstinence, condoms, vasectomies…that’s all?!
This webinar will explore the history and current status of birth control for people who have a penis. We will discuss why there have been so few options for so many decades, what limitations exist in the research, and what to potentially expect in the future. We will also help participants answer the most commonly asked questions about birth control for people with penises in the classroom.
WHEN:
Monday, January 27th, 2025
12 – 1 pm PT | 1 – 2 pm MT | 2 – 3 pm CT | 3 – 4 pm ET
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
Youth-Serving Adults
COST:
Free
March Webinar: Sexual Semantics
In this webinar, we will discuss how language has shaped our understanding of sexual and reproductive body parts. We will also be exploring ways anatomical terms can be reframed to be more medically accurate, inclusive, and free of shame when teaching or talking about anatomy with youth.
WHEN:
Monday, March 31st, 2025
12 – 1 pm PT | 1 – 2 pm MT | 2 – 3 pm CT | 3 – 4 pm ET
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
Youth-Serving Adults
COST:
Free