Northwestern Sex Week, organized by NU College Feminists, launched their eight-part programming Monday with a sex toy giveaway at Norris University Center. The NUCF planning committee began working on the week in April, collaborating with Sexual Health and Assault Peer Educators, Menstrual Equity Activists and The Women’s Center to coordinate the series of events. Weinberg.
Sexual Health and Assault Peer Educators hosted a Sexual Health Talk as part of Northwestern Sex Week on Tuesday. In its presentation, two SHAPE educators centered sexual pleasure and provided information on contraception, abortion, sexually transmitted infections and more. To begin the presentation, McCormick junior David Botana, one of the educators, read aloud NU’s definition.
Multimedia artist and professional dominatrix MoxyBrown led a workshop Monday destigmatizing kinks. The event kicked off Northwestern Sex Week, a series organized by NU College Feminists. MoxyBrown discussed the history of kinks, dismantling common misconceptions and advised on how to create a safe and consensual sex scene. She brought sex toys to her talk: a.
Northwestern’s Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Book Club returned after a year-long hiatus just in time for APIDA heritage month. The club met every quarter in past years, according to Assistant Director of the Multicultural Student Affairs Rignesha Prajapati. But this year, the club selected just one book and will host discussions Thursday and this.