The SEX Talk
How to Talk About Sex with your Kids
(Who, What, When, Where, and Why)?
Susan Doyle, CNM, MN, CSC
Ken Jackson, PhD
Navvab McDaniels
Moderated by: Lillie Huddleston, PhD
Does the sex talk challenge your parenting comfort zone? You aren't alone.
Come participate in an open, frank dialog between parents and the experts: Susan Doyle, Certified Sexuality Counselor and Educator, Dr. Ken Jackson, DHS Counselor, and Navvab McDaniels, Public Health Educator. This community conversation will be moderated by Dr. Lille Huddleston, CSD Executive Director of Student Equity and Support. We'll learn from each other, so please bring a question for the group.
Our sexuality is more than just sex. It encompasses all aspects of living in any community, including our attitudes, feelings, and values. It's influenced by experiences with our family, culture, religion, customs, professions, institutions, science... and politics.
Let's teach our kids to celebrate their sexuality while simultaneously promoting good choices that enhance their self-worth, protect their sexual health, recognize their responsibilities, honor justice, and embrace inclusivity.
Please sign in when you arrive and complete a quick speaker survey before you leave. Thank you!
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When entering Legacy Park, travel all the way around the round-about to the drive on the left side of the two-story red brick building with white columns. Please park in the lot by the left side entrance of the building. There are a few steps leading to the side entrance door; a handicap ramp is available at the right-side entrance if needed.
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