YEP aims to EDUCATE, EMPOWER and positively EVOLVE young people’s perceptions, attitudes and behaviours around sexual health & blood borne viruses (SHBBV).
It might seem like a pretty simple question with a very simple answer at first glance, but as we’ll explore, defining sex can be a tricky thing…Persevere with me and we’ll see why defining sex is important and how valuable examining this idea can be to you.
Last month, the YEP Project had the opportunity to present at the 2018 Sexual Health and Blood-borne Virus Applied Research and Evaluation Network (SiREN) Symposium. Myself and one other YEP Crew Peer Educator Susan presented on the work YEP does, who the YEP Crew is and how many people we were able to reach in 2017.
Breakups f**king suck…So here I have some thoughts from a sexology student with a broken heart. My guide to a ‘healthy break up’. Before I continue, I’m going to explain what my definition of a ‘healthy break up’ is because to be honest it can be COMPLETELY different based on every relationship and why a relationship ends.
This year not only is YEP attending Fairground 2016…BUT we’re also presenting!!!
Creating safe and inclusive environments for same sex attracted, intersex and gender diverse students, staff and families.
Hey! My name is Jesse and I’m a 23 year old from Fremantle, WA. I’m finishing up my Diploma of Youth Work with North Metro TAFE, completing my last practical placement here with the YEP crew. I am extremely passionate about politics, advocacy and education and I’m so fortunate to be working with YEP in the space of peer education.
Our offices are with the friendly team and YACWA
4/196 Oxford Street, Leederville 6007, Western Australia
T: (08) 9227 5440 T: 1800 670 231
F: (08) 9238 7446 E: yep@yacwa.org.au