Jade, Jesse, and Maya suggest some of their favorite books about queerness and queer history.

We’re expanding our pandemic-era online sex education programming for the new year.

Both major party presidential candidates have been accused of sexual assault. What does that mean for our country and for our youth?

Jade talks about gender dysphoria and answers one of our more commonly-asked anonymous questions.

Respect(Ed) launches pilot program to provide remote sex education in the time of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Respect(Ed) director Jade Pfaefflin Bounds rowed with a youth crew team from eighth grade through high school, during which time he came out as transgender. In this video, he asks his former teammates how their opinions of him and of transgender athletes changed over the course of his time on the team.

The directors talk to virtual fair-goers about how to prevent sexual harassment and assault at festivals.

Students advocate against the use of fear tactics and victim blaming in police detective’s presentation on online sexual predators.

University of Oregon School of Journalism students sat down with Respect(Ed) directors to talk about consent education.

Co-founder and director Maya Corral talks about her beginnings as a young activist in her community and the genesis of the Respect(Ed) program.