Education with Jenna

For anyone looking at the shifts in laws surrounding s*xuality education and also gender expression and identity affirmation in schools, this is an important read.

https://siecus.org/resource/2026-siecus-legislative-look-ahead/

Some of the negative legislative trends to anticipate in 2026 include:

Even with the regressive legislation slated
to be introduced, SIECUS anticipates
several progressive trends such as:
Medically inaccurate fetal development
instruction, also known as “Baby Olivia” bills,
in schools

Rebranded abstinence-only instruction via
“success sequencing”

Restrictions on young people’s access to
information and health care through so-
called “parental rights” legislation

Attacks on transgender youth in the
classroom, in interscholastic sports, and in
bathroom/facilities access.

Assault and abuse prevention instruction
Mental healthcare and education access for
minors

Anti-book-banning bills that protect access
to information through libraries and librarians

Advancing menstrual equity through access
to free menstrual products and menstrual
education in schools

2026 SIECUS Legislative Look-Ahead: Facts Over Fear and the Movement for Inclusive, Evidence-Based S*x Ed - SIECUS The S*xuality Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS) released its 2026 Legislative Look Ahead, wrapping up legislative, The S*xuality Information and Education Council of the United States (SIECUS) released its 2026 Legislative Look Ahead, wrapping up legislative, appropriat...

S*x Ed for K/1! Learning how babies grow.

Thank you to City Council for recognizing the important role s*xuality education plays in the prevention of s*xual assault. Honored to be among folks who do this important work in our city.

This workshop is for folks who want to learn about supporting people of size in their work be it therapy, counseling, education, support. We will talk about body grief, fat liberation and informed consent. It’s this Friday, noon to 2 with a couple of CEs for good measure. Come hang!

I’ve been working with our local UU church on their s*x education program called Our Whole Lives. It’s been so fun.

Today the K/1 class talked more about ge****ls, gender and went on a tour of all the bathrooms. Remember when all of these topics were mysterious? What demystified things for you? Share in the comments.

Hi there folks. I wanted to let you know of a workshop I'm teaching that offers 2 AASECT CEs and will be offered via Zoom on Friday April 17th at noon.

The Elephant in the Room: Addressing Fatness in Your Practice

Gain the skills and knowledge to ethically provide therapy for people of size. This workshop is for clinicians, counselors, educators and others seeking to engage with evidence-based research and lived experience related to weight stigma. Build practical skills to reduce stigma in your professional space.

We welcome professionals who are new to fat liberation and want to enact non-oppressive practices by continuing their education around fatness, fat liberation and body affirmation. While this workshop centers the experience and voices of people of size, everyone is welcome to attend.

The Elephant in The Room: Addressing Fatness in Your Therapy Practice Gain the skills and knowledge to ethically provide therapy for people of size.

Full network of cl****al nerves mapped out for first time Anatomy of one of least studied human organs could improve outcomes for women who have pelvic surgery