100 Days of Sex Ed
Emily Depasse
Sex and Relationship Educator
Emily L. Depasse (she/her) is a sex and relationship educator. She is on a mission to transform taboo topics into shame-free conversations.
Emily brings a therapeutic approach to sexual health education with evidence-based advice about STIs, herpes education, dating guidance, and childfree living. She holds a Master of Social Work and a Master of Education in Human Sexuality from Widener University's dual degree sex therapy program and a Bachelor of Arts in Gender and Sexuality Studies from Salisbury University.
Her writing appears in The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Allure, Teen Vogue, and other major publications.
Emily is based in central Maryland in the United States.
Key Info
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Higher Education
Master of Social Work and Master of Education in Human Sexuality | Widener University
Bachelor of Arts in Gender and Sexuality Studies | Salisbury University
Keynote Speaking
Sex Ed for Medical and Public Health Professionals | National Coalition of STD Directors
Sex Ed for Crisis Workers | Access Services
Dismantling STI Stigma & Shame | Wellesley University
Sexually Transmitted Infections | Rowan College at Burlington County
Chronic and Communicable Diseases | Salisbury University
The Mechanics of Female Sexuality and Impact on Body Image | Salisbury University Student Research Conference
The Secret Sexual Revolution at Salisbury University in the 1960s and 1970s | Salisbury University Nabb Research Center
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Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
Herpes education
Relationship dynamics and communication
Childfree living and choice
Dating guidance informed by mental health principles and therapeutic approaches
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19th News | Would you trust AI to scan your genitals for STIs?
Cosmopolitan | The 8 Biggest Myths About STIs
NBC Today | STI stigma: How we were taught to be ashamed instead of educated
Business Insider | A woman with herpes created a script for dealing with rejection after disclosing STI status
Refinery29 | This Will Be The Summer Of Casual Sex — Will It Be The Summer Of STIs, Too?
Huffington Post | What Happens When We Make HPV (Or Any STI) The Punchline Of A Joke
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