with Ahmed Awadalla

From the global distribution of resources to our most intimate interactions with our partners, colonization’s impacts can still be felt and observed in the lives of people around the world. 
What does decolonization mean in the context of sexuality and sexual health?
What are the ways colonization has created damage with regard to sexual health?
How does such damage unequally impact specific communities more than others?
What strategies can communities develop to address such disparities?

These questions will be addressed in a space led by Ahmed Awadalla (Madi). 

Open to all—priority to queer, trans, and nonbinary BIPOC people.