This free event convened by LSHTM will bring together research and practice-based examples to outline the importance of taking a racial justice approach in relationships and sex education (RSE) to address inequalities in provision and health and consider what this might look like in practice. The event will be of interest to teachers of RSE, sex educators, academics and intervention developers committed to the provision of high-quality, inclusive RSE that meets the needs of and improves outcomes for all students.
Orwell Prize nominated writer on decolonising medicine, being inspired by her father and her experiences working as a sexual and reproductive health registrar in the NHS