In collaboration with La Casa de las Madres, this interactive workshop explores key elements of healthy relationships, including trust, safety, autonomy, and self-determination. It also examines how to support young people in navigating unhealthy relationships while affirming their agency.

Hosted with Bridge HIV, this workshop provides information about PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) as an HIV prevention method, and includes broader sexual health education on STIs and risk reduction strategies.

Presented by Good Vibrations and Dr. Carol Queen, this educational session introduces students to BDSM (bondage, discipline, dominance, submission, sadism, and masochism). Topics include negotiation, roles (such as top/bottom), consent, and safety practices to ensure informed and respectful exploration. 

Led by certified sex educator Jamie Joy, this hands-on workshop covers rope bondage, wax play, and electro play. The class emphasizes safety, consent, communication, and aftercare, offering both technique demonstrations and identity exploration. 

Also in partnership with Good Vibrations and Dr. Carol Queen, this session debunks myths around the G-spot and educates students about pelvic anatomy, erotic techniques, and the potential for orgasm and squirting. The workshop supports body literacy and pleasure education. 

 A beginner-friendly workshop with Dr. Carol Queen and Good Vibrations staff focusing on strap-on play. Topics include toy selection, harnesses, solo and partnered play, and how strap-on sex can intersect with gender expression and intimacy. 

Co-hosted with the Reproduction and Health Equity Hub, this session equips students with knowledge and advocacy tools to protect reproductive rights and abortion access, both personally and within their communities. 

Facilitated by EROS Director Camila Hernández, this session introduces polyamory, addresses common concerns like jealousy and stigma, and explores different relationship structures and their benefits.