Sex Ed: Beyond the Classroom
For this special web series, The Walrus spoke with teens, parents, and educators nationwide, on what we get wrong—and right—about gender, intimacy, desire, and consent
Featured Articles
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How to Have "the Talk" as a Muslim Father
Growing up, I remained largely ignorant about healthy sexuality. Can I do better for my daughter?
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The Undoing of Ontario Sex Ed
From school walkouts to government snitch lines: how Doug Ford’s curriculum reversal became a political flashpoint
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#MeToo and the Secrets Indigenous Women Keep
Too many have stayed silent about stories of abuse. It’s time to stop protecting toxic men
Latest Articles
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Yes, They Used to Teach That. An Educator Reacts to Old Sex-Ed Videos
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A Timeline of Consent in Canada
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How One Podcaster Got Us Talking about Sex
Kaitlin Prest explores the messy intersections of relationships, intimacy, and love
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The Last Good Sex-Ed Book
For forty-five years, Our Bodies, Ourselves helped empower curious women. Now that it’s going out of print, what will replace it?
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Learning Sex Ed through Art
How Nunavut’s Timiga, Ikumajuq became the most exceptional sex-ed program in Canada
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