JOIN US VIRTUALLY FOR UN/FILTERED: SEXUALITY IN THE CONNECTED AGE
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Back in 2019 (was that only last year?), knowing technology and sexuality have become so intertwined, we wanted to explore the theme of sexuality in this "connected age."
Today (thanks, COVID-19), our theme is more relevant than ever. Just about everything is virtual for most of us these days. And we know that is making a difference for the youth we serve.
No, we can’t gather in-person, but you’ll still get the chance to expand your skills and knowledge while also connecting with other professionals.
Much has changed, but much will be the same, including a pre-conference institute, inspiring keynotes, a thought-provoking plenary, and of course, workshops, posters, and panel sessions.
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By Nick Sufrinko
Strange memories on this nervous night near Scranton, in coal-scarred, Appalachian foothills filled with autumn color and political angst. Five years since Obergefell. Four since Election Day 2016, when en route to my then-partner’s downtown apartment, the “emergency Sour Patch Kids” and other gas station-miscellany rang to an ominous $6.66. Read more... |
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By Healthy Teen Network
From sexting, to dating apps, and watching porn, young people are connected to technology and digital media more than ever, and this connectivity is helping shape their virtual and physical relationships with others. For some educators it’s hard to imagine intimate relationships that started, matured, culminated, and ended all through the use of digital media. For others, it’s impossible not to think of digital media as a critical ingredient for meeting and connecting with potential partners. Read more... |
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By Claudette Grinnell-Davis
& Bryn King
Looking for the latest research on sexual health and adolescent parents in out of home care? We have it for you on ReSHAPING’s brand new website. And the name…well, that stands for Research on Sexual Health and Adolescent Parenting in Out of Home Environments Group. Read more... |
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By Genevieve Martínez García
Many of us are used to looking to focus groups as a way to learn more about our priority populations. In the midst of a global pandemic, though, it’s gotten harder to do these activities in person. The good news is that you can still elevate the voice of your participants through digital focus groups. Digital focus groups replicate the experience of traditional face-to-face groups, going online. Read more... |
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