S.L.A.M. Talks: Transformative Sex Ed

Step into a transformative day of community-centered storytelling at our upcoming event—a dynamic series designed to revive the ancient art of storytelling as a powerful educational tool and catalyst for change. Gone are the days of passive lectures; instead, immerse yourself in narratives that ignite the imagination and inspire personal and communal growth. Our event champions storytelling as the cornerstone of education and transformation, showcasing how personal narratives wield the profound ability to spur not only structural reforms but also spiritual and practical development.

Featuring: Trauma Informed Specialist - Jimanekia Eborn, Expert Youth Development Facilitator- Tara Jones, & S.L.A.M. Founder, Liberatory Educator- Steph Zapata. 

Special Guest Ericka Hart will be joining our panel for open Q &A! 

Join us for a day brimming with authentic voices and thought-provoking narratives, where stories become the wise technology of our time. Through panel discussions and interactive Q&A sessions, explore how storytelling bridges cultures, nurtures empathy, and cultivates genuine community bonds. Whether you're seeking fresh perspectives on societal issues or simply craving the warmth of shared human experiences, this event promises to be a vibrant celebration of the enduring power of stories. Don't miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and grow together through the ancient and timeless art of storytelling.

Speakers will answer prominent questions like:

- What do I do differently than others? How did I get started?

-Why do I do this work? For/with who?

-How can YOU apply these experiences to your practices/sex education?

-What is the impact of my framework on the field of sexuality education, youth development, and collective care?

-Where do we go from here?

Following the 3 talks, speakers will gather for a live panel Q&A where audience members get direct access, tips, tricks & everything in between for creating their own transformative sexuality education praxis.