2026 Workshops - Many more coming soon!

In this workshop, participants will experience an interactive lesson on sexually transmitted infections (STIs) designed for middle and high school students. They will learn about how STIs are transmitted, protection methods, and the importance of regular testing and developing healthy sexual health habits.

You can stretch a condom over a watermelon – but did anyone ask how it feels? This interactive, research-based, body-positive workshop provides practical strategies for educators to increase condom use by talking about proper condom fit. When condoms fit right and work as intended, they increase comfort, confidence, and likelihood of use.

This interactive workshop introduces participants to the concept of menstrual equity, exploring the social, cultural, and systemic barriers that impact access to menstrual products, education, and care. Participants will gain practical strategies to support diverse menstruators, reduce stigma, and implement inclusive, trauma-informed approaches within their programs and facilities. The workshop will highlight different kinds of menstrual products, their uses, and how to teach about them.

Youth with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) are often excluded from sexuality education but all students are sexual beings who need information and skills for making healthy decisions about sexuality. This workshop provides tips and tools to help you feel more confident and prepared to lead sex education with youth with IDD.

FGM/C impacts half a million women and girls in the U.S., yet remains absent from sex-ed curricula. This workshop equips educators with foundational knowledge and tools to address FGM/C in a culturally responsive, trauma-informed manner, using interactive discussions and case studies

Privacy laws for adolescents are complex. This workshop covers minors’ access to birth control, abortion, STI testing, and gender-affirming care while maintaining privacy. We’ll discuss mandatory reporting laws, teachers’ obligations, and confidentiality in sexual health services. Massachusetts-centered, participants will also learn to find state-specific information on adolescent health rights nationwide.