Everyone deserves healthy relationships.
When talking about “relationships”, we’re talking about romantic and/or sexual relationships, but also friendships and other kinds of relationships. The bottom line is you deserve to feel respected, appreciated, and supported by those around you. This may look different for different relationships.
Feb 6
Global Events
Feminisms Unbound: Sexual Pedagogies and Social Justice
Join the Consortium for Graduate Studies in Gender, Culture, Women, and Sexuality February 6 on Zoom at 6:30pm for a panel of scholars, activists, and artists, discussion on the relationship between sexualities education and social justice, part of the Feminisms Unbound speaker series.
TIME: 6:30PM EST
LOCATION: On Zoom - Registration Required
SPONSOR: Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program at Northeastern
Feb 22
Feb 23
Boston Events
“Safe Relationships OPEN MIC Night”
Hear spoken word and musical performances by NU students, and support awareness for dating and domestic violence. Funds raised during the event will support Casa Myrna. While the content of open mic performances are encouraged or discouraged to be related to the event subject, content warnings will be provided where necessary, and fidget toys and grounding techniques will be available for attendees as needed.
TIME: 7:00-10:00PM EST
LOCATION: Afterhours in Curry Student Center
SPNOSORS: NUSHARE, CUP, and Interrobang
Please follow @NortheasternSHARE on Instagram for additional Sex and Relationship Month Events!
screening of “At Your Cervix” with GCWS
Join the Consortium for Graduate Studies in Gender, Culture, Women, and Sexuality in screening At Your Cervix as part of the annual Women Take The Reel Film Festival. At Your Cervix breaks the silence about how medical students learn to perform pelvic exams. It is followed by a Q&A discussion with the director, A'magine, and a light reception. REGISTRATION REQUIRED
TIME: 6:30PM EST
LOCATION: MIT Bartos Theatre, 20 Ames St, Cambridge, MA, 02142 REGISTER HERE
SPONSOR: Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Program at Northeastern
Feb 26
Wed.
Learn about resources relating to sex and relationships at Northeastern and other community partners! Stop by for giveaways, sweet treats, trivia, and more!
TIME: 12:00-2:00PM EST
LOCATION: Curry Student Center Indoor Quad
Sex and Relationship Month Tabling
Stop by Curry Crossroads every Wednesday in February (2/7, 2/14, 2/21, and 2/28) for games, trivia, and giveaways with our Husky to Husky peer educators!
TIME: February 7th from 12-2PM; February 14th, 21st, and 28th from 11AM-1PM
LOCATION: Boston campus, Curry Crossroads
RESOURCES
Looking for support around sex and relationships?
View the resources below based on your location in the global university system.
Learn about multiple different topics related to sex and relationships, including sexual health, healthy relationships, building friendships, and more. Check out our website for more information!
The SVRC provides confidential, trauma-informed support services to Northeastern students who have experienced any form of sexual violence. The SVRC supports students who have experienced sexual violence both recently or in the past, regardless of location. SVRC staff work with students to understand their rights and resources, and support survivors in making the best choices for them going forward.
Want to learn about sex, healthy relationships, building friendships, and more? Check out OPEN‘s self-enrollable Canvas modules. These are available to all Northeastern students across the network. See below for some highlights!
CAPS offers in-person individual and group counseling sessions on its Oakland campus to support student wellness and success. The professional staff at CAPS can assist students with addressing issues common in college settings, including personal issues, relationship issues, developmental issues, gender affirmation procedure assignments, and more!
The Office of Health and Wellness partners with student organizations to host activities and workshops promoting healthy attitudes and choices. They also provide resources on the following topics, among others: personal wellness, sexual and reproductive health, stress management, drug and alcohol safety, chronic illness, the healthcare system, mental health, and more.
The CHRC is a student-run, on-campus space that provides confidential, safe access to information and resources for all genders. This includes, but is not limited to: Safe-sex supplies, information on positive sexuality and LGBTQ+ health rights, information on domestic violence prevention and crisis intervention, nutrition and body image counseling, local doctors and clinics, and more. Students now have 24/7 access to low-cost emergency contraception and other sexual health supplies via a new wellness vending machine located outside the Community Health Resource Center.
Sex and Relationship Month Resource Fair
Monday, February 26th from 12:00PM to 2:00PM in the Curry Indoor Quad
Sponsor: The Office of Prevention and Education at Northeastern
Information: Learn more about both on- and off-campus resources relating to sex and relationships! Come for trivia, giveaways, education, and more.
The following campus and community organizations will be in attendance.