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Past Workshops

 

To date, ASPSH is proud to have offered 159 online workshops to individuals across Canada and around the world.

PAST ONLINE WORKSHOPS

  • Sex - & Gender-Based Analysis: Competency modules for researchers & peer reviewers, from the Canadian Institutes of Health Research Institute of Gender and Health. 

  • SOCIAL MEDIA, SEXTING AND THE CYBER GENERATION – Developed and Facilitated by Cece Wiens, Calgary

  • FEELING SAFE AND SEXY: A TRAUMA-INFORMED APPROACH TO BEING SEX POSITIVE – Developed and Facilitated by Alexia Dyer, Planned Parenthood Toronto

  • ONLINE WORKSHOPS FOR SEXUAL HEALTH EDUCATORS - Facilitated by Christine Sturgeon, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Alberta Health Services, Calgary

  • SAY YES TO PLEASURE: EXPLORING THE BENEFITS OF PLEASURE EDUCATION – NEW  – Developed and Facilitated by Brenda Kerber, Edmonton

  • EFFECTIVE COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS IN SEXUAL HEALTH AND RIGHTS: A WORKSHOP FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS, COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS, GOVERNMENT AND NON-GOVERNMENT ACTORS WORKING TO ADVANCE SEXUAL HEALTH AND RIGHTS – NEW – Developed and Facilitated by Brittany Neron, Sarah Kennell and Makeda Zook, Action Canada, Ottawa

  • INTRODUCTION TO SEXUAL AND GENDER DIVERSITY: PROMOTING INCLUSIVE PRACTICE - Developed and Facilitated by Heather Cobb and Tammy Troute-Wood, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Alberta Health Services, Calgary

  • YOUTH AND SEXUALITY IN ALBERTA: CURRENT TRENDS AND ANALYSIS - Developed and Facilitated by Wendi Lokanc, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Alberta Health Services, Calgary

  • RECOGNIZING AND RESPONDING TO SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN CANADA – Developed and Facilitated by Annette Klevgard and Shannah Barros, Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton, Edmonton

  • CONTRACEPTION AND STI UPDATE – Facilitated by Tammy Troute-Wood, Alberta Health Services, Calgary

  • SUPPORTING PARENTS TO TALK TO CHILDREN AND TEENS ABOUT
    SEXUALITY     – Developed and Facilitated by Heather Cobb, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Alberta Health Services, Calgary

  • DISABILITY JUSTICE & SEX EDUCATION: DETANGLING THE WAY WE TEACH – Developed and Facilitated by Kaleigh Trace, Venus Envy, Halifax

  • PRAYER AND PRIVATE PARTS - SEXUALITY AND CHRISTIANITY – Developed and Facilitated by Jilliam Thompson, Calgary

Our Thanks

 

ASPSH Board and Staff would like to sincerely thank the workshop facilitators for so generously sharing their time and expertise with ASPSH and our workshop participants. 

 

For more information please contact Education Coordinator Erica Van Kuppeveld 
erica.aspsh@gmail.com

 

Past workshops and facilitators

  • Introduction to Sexual and Gender Diversity: Promoting Inclusive Practice, Heather Cobb & Tammy Troute-Wood

  • Talking About Sex Addicton, Cory Hrushka & John Brown

  • Online Workshop for Sexual Health Educators, Christine Sturgeon and Cara Aiello

  • Social Media, Sexting and the Cyber Generation, Cece Wiens

  • Helping Guys be Wise Facilitating Male Sexual Health, Blake Spence

  • Exploring a Culturally Competent Approach to Female Genital Cutting, Linda Plenert & Simert Daniel

  • Feeling Safe and Sexy: A Trauma-Informed Approach to Being Sex Positive, Alexia Dyer

  • STI and Contraception Update, Tammy Troute-Wood

  • Sexuality and Disability 101, Margaret Newbury-Jones

  • Sexual Assault- From Victim to Survivor, Ralph Cervi

  • Prayers and Private Parts - Sexuality and Christianity, Jillian Thompson

  • Abortion Issues in Canada Today, Celia Posniak & Dawn Fowler

  • Exploring a culturally competent approach to female genital cutting, Linda Plenert

  • Healthy relationships for adults: Practical tools you can use, Alex Daraseng

  • Online workshops for sexual health educators, Christine Sturgeon

  • Sexual and gender diversity: Professional training, Cory Keith

  • Talking about sex "addiction", Cory Hruska and John Brown

  • Sexuality and Disability 101, Margaret Newbury-Jones

  • Substance use, hooking up and staying safer, Vycki Atallah

 

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