Queer Sex Ed Community Curriculum

Why is communication important? Communication within our relationships is important for any form of relationship - sexual, non-sexual,...

Consent is a practice, not a transaction. We all could benefit from deepening our understanding of consent because negotiations of power...

In our last post we discussed monogamy, so this week we’re covering (some) alternatives to monogamous relationships! It’s important to...

To begin, this week we’re talking about sex.

This week QSECC is teaming up with sex and relationships therapist Coty Nolin MFT (she/her) to talk about trauma and the Mind-Body...

(Note: This zine and blogpost is a collaborative work between us at Scarleteen. The information and some of the text from this article...

When I was in my early teens, I thought coming out was going to be my formative queer experience. I remember every queer character’s...

Jealousy, a feeling most of us have experienced yet we have so few skills to manage and discuss it. I cannot count the number of times...

I put myself in a particular challenge with our mini curriculum this week. After four wonderful full zines in our “Non-exhaustive guide...

When I was 17, I wanted to express to my first long-term partner that I felt like I wanted to be with other people when I went to...

Learning about puberty is the epitome of the awkward, cis-centered sex education that most of us remember recieving back in middle school...