Challenge Seminar: Sex(uality) and Reproduction Policy and Advocacy

Catalog description

Policy and research about sexuality, reproduction, abortion, sexual education, families and kinship networks, and differential sexual/reproductive health impacts for communities of color, disabled people, Indigenous communities, those dealing with poverty and lack of access to care, and LGBTQIA2S+communities, are crucial. Students will learn about these topics through intersectional frameworks and will be well positioned to serve as community advocates, policy analysts, candidates on the job market in 3 the nonprofit/policy sector, or other roles related to promoting sexual and reproductive health and justice. Includes asynchronous training modules on the topics named. Cross-listed with WS 297S .