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SHARE Title IX Announcements

Updated SHP online courses coming to STARS in 2025 (spring)

The SHARE Title IX and Title VI Office is currently working with the Office of General Counsel and the Employee Labor Relations-UHR Office to evaluate content changes required based on the updated Title IX Regulations and the Department of Education's "Dear Colleague" letter. Note that our Sexual Harassment Prevention courses are part of a larger review of Stanford courses affected by the federal administration's new guidelines and executive orders.

Resources for Beyond Sex Ed

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Thank you for attending Beyond Sex Ed! We’re so happy you came to this page to learn more.

5 ways to develop your Sexual Citizenship:

  1. Identify your Sexual Projects
  2. Know your Yeses & your Nos
  3. Get educated on Positive Sexuality
  4. Express yourself & listen to others: hold a conversation circle
  5. Be an upstander, not a bystander

Resources for reflecting on pornography

Alternatives to mainstream pornography

  • CrashPadSeries.com – lesbian, trans, and queer porn
  • Bellesa.co – porn by women
  • Lustery.com – homemade porn videos
  • AnnaWinters.com – girlfriend experiences for men
  • Dipsea – sexy audio stories, wellness sessions, and dreamy sleep scenes
  • TryQuinn.com – audio erotica
  • 14 sources for (seriously) hot audio porn and erotica (article)

Quizzes

Relationships

Healing resources

Podcasts

Sexual Health / Contraception

Menstrual Cycles

Abortion

Kink & BDSM

Learn more about Rough Sex

Transgender Support & Resources

Asexuality

Queer Resources

Abstinence

Beyond Sex Ed Stories in the Daily 

Classes you can take

Ways you can get involved

Practicing Self-Compassion

5 Steps to Practice Attunement:

  1. Slow down. Slow everything down.
  2. Take a breath. Feel yourself in your body.
  3. Pay attention: What’s true right now?
    • Ask yourself, What am I feeling? What would feel good right now? What do I need?
    • Then, if you’re with another person, ask them, What are you feeling? What would feel good right now for you? What do you need?
  4. Notice where there’s dissonance. What’s not working?
  5. Adjust accordingly — find the consonance. What’s needed to harmonize in this situation?