My approach

I teach, consult, speak, and write from an intersectional lens that acknowledges that each person's experience of sexuality, gender, trauma, and education are informed by their unique experiences of oppression, privilege, and access. My work integrates the history of reproductive oppression and medical apartheid and encourages people to think critically and examine the messages they have received. Teaching sex ed in a society where sex and sexuality are not only nexuses of oppression but also sources of shame, stigma, and trauma requires an approach that works to heal those wounds. My work seeks to help people unlearn harmful messages and imagine the world they want to live in through skilled facilitation. I believe that sexuality education and care can be sources of healing and liberation, and I want to walk that road with you.