A conversation with Juan Benitez, Chief Advancement Officer of Texas Health Action about PrEP and overcoming healthcare barriers in the LGBTQ+ community.
On March 4, the first non-prescription birth control pill was approved in the United States. The newly FDA-approved contraceptive is called Opill. Opill.com states, “After nearly a decade of research...
In 2015, the first Kind Clinic was established in Austin, Texas. The operation’s goal is to provide sexual health services to all who need it, especially those with problems that may typically block...
Are you in need of emergency contraceptives, reproductive health advice or menstrual products? Black Book Sex Ed is a community organization looking to serve women by providing them with necessary products...
Wellbeing Services hosts semesterly Sex Talk event to provide students with a safe space to ask questions about sexual and reproductive health and wellbeing and explore the resources available to them...
On Wednesday, Nov. 9, UTSA Wellbeing Services hosted its biannual sexual health education and violence prevention panel in the Denman Ballroom (SU 2.01.28).
“Sex Talk 2.0,” which takes place once...
In 1960, the FDA approved the birth control pill for contraceptive use. This, so the story goes, lowered the stakes for casual sex and provided women in the U.S. a degree of sexual freedom that played...
