SEX WEEK. BEST WEEK. See you tomorrow. xoxo, Sex Week

Welcome to Sex Week 2020! For our new friends and followers, here's what we are all about. Follow along this week for five days of virtual programming!

We are so excited to be able to promote a @GraphicSexProj workshop. Online today at 2pm. Check out their website and make your own sex positive graph online. Tag us & share your work! Register for workshop: tinyurl.com/wh3ofbo

Heteronormative sexual health curriculums can be damaging to everyone. Limiting our understandings of sexual health serves to exclude people from experiencing the pleasure, safety, and comfort they deserve. Check out our webinar series on Queer Safer Sex: ow.ly/tMky50zcJS3

We will be hosting a Virtual Clothesline Project on April 15th. The Clothesline Project is a visual rep of the impacts of sexual and relationship violence on the campus community. We will be sharing info about the clothesline project through articles, videos, and photos. #SAAM

We want to give a special shoutout to our speakers from the University of Maryland Health Center, Penny Jacobs and Dr. Jenna Messman. For our BC Panel, we've broken up our questions into multiple videos in a playlist, make sure to check out all 10! youtube.com/watch?v=v9QaT-…

“We can create a culture shift on our campus, Whitehead said, “where these things are not tolerated.” Read this The Diamondback article to learn more from various campus community members! dbknews.com/2017/04/13/umd… #VirtualClotheslineUMD

Any Questions is a University of Maryland Health Center Podcast produced by students for students. Check out today's special edition, Sex Week episode on Kinky Sex. Available on Spotify and health.umd.edu/anyquestions.

Sex Week 2020 is coming to a close with only one more day of virtual programming. Luckily, sex-positive lifestyles never end. Keep communicating, keep exploring, and keep demanding consent as the bare minimum. Check in on each other and stay safe.

The Sex Week team has put together a bangin' Sex Week playlist (pun intended). Check it out on Spotify: open.spotify.com/playlist/546hY…

Tune into our screening tonight at 7pm. The episode includes some adult topics. If you don't feel comfortable or don't have a private space to watch, we suggest tuning in to a different Sex Week online event. We will share the link to join at 6:30pm.

Join us for a screening of Netflix's Sex Explained via Netflix Party at 7pm! This episode discusses Sexual Fantasies! go.umd.edu/SexExplainedSc…

Install Netflix Party to join our screening of Sex Explained! DM us if you’re having issues.

Thank you all for supporting us. While Sex Week 2020 is over, we have made an effort to make our resources sustainable by uploading them to our website. We also want to thank our partnerships with @GraphicSexProj @LGBTequity UMD Health Center We are so grateful for your support.

UMD Sex Week may be over but their resources are available online. We recommend their Queer Safer Sex webinar series!

Today, SIECUS stands in solidarity with Black people everywhere. We cannot advocate for sexual/reproductive health without acknowledging the racist systems that continue to run our country, cause disparate health outcomes for Black people, and end Black lives.

Discrimination creates barriers to health, both inside and outside the doctors office. The stresses of anti-Black racism, microaggressions, and discrimination takes a toll on the health Black people. Racism is a public health issue.

LGBTQ+ Students & Allies in Public Health is conducting a survey to learn about LGBTQ college students’ mental health during COVID-19. Participants will have the Chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card. Pls complete the survey if u r a LGBTQ college student — umdlgbtq.live/survey

Mental Health Matters. And that's why we encourage you to check out Terps Take Care Fair between 11am-1pm today. Learn how to support your own wellbeing and the wellbeing of your community through self-care activities, games, resources, and more! go.umd.edu/takecare20

How can consent & communication enhance your sexual experience? How can someone find the "right" form of birth control? Talk about these questions (and more!) with GradStudentLife UMD & UMD Health Center during this evening's Food for Thought (at a special time: 4PM): stamp.umd.edu/gslcal