Consent is a part of our everyday lives, like when a friend asks to borrow something or if they can share a piece of your information but is also a key component of safe and healthy sexual interactions. In this workshop, we will discuss the role of protection use in sexual interactions, power dynamics, and unpack stigmas and myths around STDs.  

In partnership with the UO Residence Hall Association, UO Sexual Violence Prevention Education (SVPE) is facilitating Stay Explicit presentations in the residence halls throughout the month of April for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. 

This workshop is part of the Stay Explicit 201 presentation series from the UO Sexual Violence Prevention Education (SVPE) student team that serves as an extension from the first-year sexual violence prevention programming, Get Explicit 101. Created and facilitated by peer educators, Stay Explicit aims to expand upon conversations around consent, healthy sexuality and relationships, boundaries, and other topics that provide the proper tools, knowledge, and resources to support ourselves, friends, and community.   
 

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