May
Let’s Talk about Sex!
There we said it. Sex. It’s natural and completely normal, but people often find ourselves shying away from the subject when it’s mentioned. So to help offer you information about sexual health and consent and to give you body confidence, we will be running various events and activities during this Thursday 05 and Friday 06 May.
Here’s what you can look forward to:
Thursday 05 May
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THE BODY POSITIVE EXHIBITION
- 09:00-17:00
- Concourse, Building 42, Students’ Union
The Body Positive is a free exhibition of photography that aims to promote body positivity, confidence and challenge negative portrayals of the human body that we see perpetuated by the media.
The exhibition features the work of international photographers Jade Beall, founder of A Beautiful Body Project, Gracie Hagen, Wrenna Robertson and Whelm King.
Please note that this exhibition contains nudity.
CARAVAN THEATRE PERFORMANCE OF ‘CAN’T TOUCH THIS’
- 11:30-15:00
- Red Brick Area by Building 42, Students’ Union
Caravan Theatre will be performing their free, solar-powered 10 minute play, ‘Can’t Touch This’ , written by Cassie Catchpole.
Described as a ‘short, sharp look into late night life and what it takes to say no’, the show looks set to be a good one!
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Friday 06 May
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THE BODY POSITIVE EXHIBITION
- 09:00-17:00
- Concourse, Building 42, Students’ Union
Another chance to see the exhibition (please see above for details).
SEX ED GAME LAUNCH & FREE PIZZA
- 12:30-15:00
- Building 4 Room 3045 (Law Building)
- Join the Facebook event here
Do you want to play video games, eat FREE pizza and be in with a chance of winning £100?
‘Term on the Tides’ is a game developed by PhD student Anastasia Eleftheriou as a tool for sex education. We would like to invite you to try out the game and participate in her pioneering research.
If you are aged 18-69 and fluent in English come along and participate 12:30-15:00, Building 4 Room 3045 (Law Building), Friday 6th May.
The game will take approximately 30 minutes and the highest scoring player will receive a £100 voucher.
For more information, e-mail ae2n12@soton.ac.uk
This study has been approved by the School of Psychology Ethics Committee at the University of Southampton, approval number 17008.
The PhD is funded through EPSRC.
We hope you enjoy the programme. If you have any further questions, get in touch @yoursusu.
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