Registration is OPEN for the June 2, 2022 session: Click Here
Cost: $75**
Location: Zoom (virtual)
Registration will close one week prior to the training date, or when registration reaches capacity.
As our nation is grappling with significant racial unrest, our local classrooms and students are not immune from the impact of race and racism. This half-day (virtual) training will explore how myths, stereotypes, racial reproductive history, and facilitator identity impact effective sexuality education and program delivery.
Participants will confront and reflect upon how cultural identity plays a crucial role in teaching and learning in the sex education classroom. This training is intended for anyone implementing a sex education program with young people and the supervisors that support them.
Facilitator Information
Lindsey Cain (she/they) is a career Sexuality and Equity Educator with experience in K12, Higher Ed, Reproductive Health Care, and Residential Mental Health Facilities. She has served as a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Specialist for various organizations including the Southern Poverty Law Center, Planned Parenthood of Greater NY, and consulted with Simmons School of Social Work, Antioch University, and AWARE Tulsa. Lindsey also serves as an adjunct professor at Southern New Hampshire University, where she teaches in the Health, Psychology, and Sociology departments. They have presented at national conferences such as: The Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit, The National Sex Ed Conference, Healthy Teen Network, and the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors, and Therapists (AASECT). Topics presented include: authentic engagement and youth culture, white accountability in personal and professional relationships, navigating sexuality education in restrictive environments. Lindsey is a large bodied, non-binary, white, female presenting, Professional Female Football Champion and a certified trainer from the Transgender Training Institute. They hold a Bachelors in Women and Gender Studies from SUNY Brockport, a Masters in Human Sexuality Education from Widener University, and is completing a Doctorate in Anti-Racist Education at Antioch University. Lindsey currently lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with her cherished English Bulldog, Klobber.
** Training is provided at no cost to Amplify partner organizations. Scholarships are also available thanks to the generous support of our funders. Email info@amplifytulsa.org for more information about training scholarships.
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