Upcoming Events
Promotores de Salud: Pláticas
Este registro es para la plática del mes. Este mes hablaremos sobre la Justicia Reproductiva.
WHEN:
24 de Abril
22 de Mayo
26 de Junio
WHERE:
Virtual
AUDIENCE:
Adultos (18+) que comprenden y / o hablan Español
COST:
Gratis
April Webinar: 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 historical context for the current medical mistrust, how present-day healthcare delivery contributes to medical bias, the value of cultural humility, and programs aimed to support these communities. We challenge youth-serving adults to reflect on the messages they communicate to better promote dignity in accessing care.
WHEN:
April 27th, 2021
12PM PT / 1PM MT
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
Youth-Serving Adults
COST:
Free
Send Nudes: Digital Intimacy, Cyber Sexual Abuse, and Navigating Consent Online
Learn how to recognize cyber and non-cyber sexual assault, gain boundary-setting skills, and connect to community resources. Facilitated by Aine McCarthy, Confidential Advocate, Women’s Resource Center; Michelle Duggan, Confidential Advocate, LoboRESPECT Advocacy Center; Naima Tokunow, OVW Campus Grant Project Coordinator, Women’s Resource Center.
WHEN:
April 27th, 2021
6PM PT / 7PM MT
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
Adults (18+) of all identities welcome
COST:
Free
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 and children are always welcome!
WHEN:
May 6th, 2021 | 6:30PM MT
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
self-identified indigenous mothers
COST:
Free
May Webinar: Combatting Anti- Fat Bias in Sex Education
In this webinar we will be exploring the many ways that weight stigma, sizeism, and anti-fat bias impact sexual health services and education. We will explore biases about size and how these biases can show up in classrooms and in medical care. Specifically, we’ll be talking about how conversations about size inform different topics in sex education. We will talk about what we can do to make sure we’re not only including information about all body sizes in sex education, but also working to combat anti-fat bias. Lastly, we’ll briefly examine how body image intersects with sexuality and race.
WHEN:
May 25th, 2021
12PM PT / 1PM MT
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
Youth-Serving Adults
COST:
Free
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 from everyone. Registrants can expect 1 hour of “on-your-own” learning per week in addition to the twice-weekly live sessions.
WHEN:
June 17th – July 15th, 2021
Tues & Thurs | 1 – 230 PM MST
June 18th – July 16th, 2021
Weds & Fri | 10 – 11:30 AM MST
Aug 12th – Sept 9th, 2021
Tues & Thurs | 1 – 230 PM MST
Sept 15th – Oct 13th, 2021
Mon & Weds | 6 – 730 PM MST
WHERE:
ONLINE
AUDIENCE:
Youth-Serving Adults
COST:
Depends on Membership Level
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:
Monthly Evening Meetings
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
people who identify as an Indigenous woman and/or femme
COST:
Free
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 or masculine.
WHEN:
Monthly Evening Meetings
WHERE:
Online
AUDIENCE:
people who identify as an Indigenous man or masculine
COST:
Free