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Although according to media reports Poland is often said not to be particularly LGBTI friendly, there are many committed people who are working for the Sexual Education of Diversity. Polish schools as LGBTI-Allies Rainbow Friday (Tęczowy Piątek in Polish) is an annual campaign initiated 2015 by the Campaign Against Homophobia Read more…
The benefits of youth work Youth work offers and strengthens opportunities and educational relationships that improve life chances, reduce inequalities, including illiteracy, and improve the potential for change for many young people. The provision in a non-formal environment enables workers to reach young people in an environment where they feel Read more…
The latest issue of the European Lifelong Learning Magazine (Elm) deals with sexual education and covers a wide range of topics. We contributed and talked about myths related to sexuality and disability. Everyone should know that they have a right to decide for themselves whether they want to have sexuality Read more…
Polish, very famous model Anja Rubik has recently been involved in important social issues, including the lack of sexual education in Polish schools. The model draws attention to the problem of Poles who cannot talk about “these topics”. “We are bombarded with sex from everywhere, there are billboards, music, fashion, Read more…
We believe that it is not only good, but necessary to talk about sexual pedagogy and sexual education in public spaces. Our information and methods are up-to-date, honest, and transparent.
The fact that we take size 36, size 40 and size 44 dresses with us into the fitting rooms today does not reflect that our bodies have changed overnight. It demonstrates a shift in beauty ideals in the society around us. Female beauty ideals are constantly in flux. In the Read more…
When it comes to consent, a lot of people think it is the same as a compromise. But in fact: It isn’t. Consent means, that two parties just want the same.
We’d like to give you a little overview and some consent 101 from sexual educators.
What is Sexual Education in Poland like? There is no compulsory sex education in Polish schools, but all pupils from 4th class of primary school can participate in family life education subject. These are very specific classes, that should be carried out by prepared specialists. Even if the teacher finished Read more…
Is this an important subject? In our opinion, Family Life Education is a very important element of upbringing. Especially in the modern world. Many adults have problems finding themselves in various situations that life brings, so what about children and young people?
Approximately half of the Earth’s population menstruates. Talking about this menstruation, however, seems to still be a challenge for many people. Why is this the case?