The Responsible Sex Education Institute

Why Sex Ed?

Knowledge is for everyone, and having access to sex education ensures that individuals have the skills they need to make healthy decisions about their bodies and relationships throughout their lifetime. Having access to fact-based, non-judgmental sex education is critical for young people because the decisions youth make regarding relationships, sexuality, and sexual behavior can impact not just their health, but also their well-being for the rest of their lives.

What is RSEI?

Whether it is working with youth or adults, the Responsible Sex Education Institute has a variety of programming options that meet our communities’ needs. Our trained sex education experts are skilled at facilitating groups of all ages and abilities in a variety of settings such as schools, community organizations, and churches. Our programs align with national and state sexual health standards and laws. A leader in the sex education field, the Institute ensures its programs empower participants with the knowledge and skills to make their own decisions with regard to their sexual health.

Upcoming Events

RSEI regularly hosts a variety of events, including free monthly webinars.

  • Auntie Night

    Auntie Night Auntie Circle is our Native self-identified women's group that will be meeting up once a month to discuss topics such as sexual and reproductive health, relationship building, political movements and issues affecting Native women. This event is 18+ and is open to all people who identify as an Indigenous woman and/or femme. WHEN: … Continued

  • B.U.D. Night

    B.U.D. Night B.U.D. (Brother, Uncle, Dad) is our Native self-identified men's group that will be meeting up once a month to discuss topics such as sexual and reproductive health, relationship building, political movements and issues affecting Native men. This event is for 18+ and is open to all people who identify as an Indigenous man … Continued

  • March Webinar

    National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Join the Native Community Health Network in honoring National Native HIV AIDS Awareness Day (NNHAAD). NNHAAD is a national campaign that was founded by Indigenous relatives from Turtle Island, the Northern territories, and the Hawaiian Islands in 2007. Each year NNHAAD is celebrated on March 20th to increase awareness and … Continued

  • V-SHEP 1.0

    V-SHEP 1.0 The first in a series of courses developed by sex educators at the Responsible Sex Education Institute, the Virtual Sexual Health Educator Program 1.0 takes our most popular live lessons and transforms them into a 4 or 5-week virtual course. Each cohort is limited to 15 participants to ensure that we can hear … Continued

  • Native Mama Meetup

    Native Mama Meetup Native Mama Meet- up is a self-identified indigenous mothers group that will be meeting once a month to discuss topics related to our health, social issues, and connection to resources. Our group is intended for networking, support, fun learning, and a time to socialize. Our virtual one hour meetings are laid back … Continued

  • Recognizing and Confronting Medical Mistrust Among BIPOC

    As we actively aim to provide quality sex education and healthcare to communities of all backgrounds, we need to fully understand the systemic origins of current health disparities experienced by people of color. Serving as an effective youth-serving adult involves acknowledging your role in the inequitable outcomes for students of color. We will examine the … Continued

In Case You’re Curious

In Case You’re Curious (ICYC) is our confidential textline that answers sexual health questions for youth. Find the text code for your region here or check out the ICYC book here.

Question of the Month

Visit @incaseyourecurious on Instagram for the answer to this question in Spanish and English!