Feeling Myself
with SEE
February. 14th, 2022
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Doors open at 4:40pm
Event Ends around 7:00PM
No RSVP Required
(first come first serve)
Hoff Theater in STAMP
About the Event
Take everything you learned about sexual education in high school and throw it out the window! Drs. Joni and Esther want to teach you about how to make the most out of sex on the basis of consent.
Drs. Joni and Esther are queer sexologists that have been together for 19 years. Together, they have curated a program that teaches about sex in ways that no other program has been able to emulate. They encourage a safe space and open dialogue that touches on the inner workings of sex no one really talks about.
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About the Speakers
Over the past 10 years, we have toured the continental US with our college speaking programs on sex & relationships. We have engaged with thousands of students, fielding questions and situations that they have encountered and never got answers for. While we have witnessed progress in behaviors & attitudes, we believe today’s young adults are struggling more than ever to define healthy relationships and master the art of negotiating enthusiastic & affirmative consent.
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POLICIES
NO RECORDING
Please be aware that any recording or reproduction of this event is strictly prohibited.
Violations will be reported to applicable parties including, but not limited to, the Office of Student Conduct.
ACCOMMODATIONS
If you are in need of any accommodations, please let us know at least TWO (2) weeks prior to the event.
Please contact SEE's advisors at seeadvisors@umd.edu
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SOFTWARE DISRUPTION
Any attempted disruption to software used to host this event, including but not limited to web-conferencing software, webpage hosting, or other platforms will not be tolerated. If any individual takes action that results in the event needing to end early, the responsible party may be held liable for any damages, financial or otherwise. All disruptive participants will be referred to the Office of Student Conduct (Code 10.d.4. “Engaging in disorderly or disruptive action that interferes with University or community activities, including but not limited to studying, teaching, research, and University administration”) or the appropriate campus entities and/or law enforcement.