Let's Talk about the “P” Word: Expanding our Definition of Sexual Health

Let's Talk about the “P” Word: Expanding our Definition of Sexual Health

Our spring intern is now our newest MTSE facilitator. Aleeyaa Alam graduated with a Master’s in Public Health in the Spring of 2026 and joined our facilitation team in August. As a public health professional and advocate passionate about pleasure-based sexual health and youth advocacy, she is sharing her insight into why, in sexual health conversations, people are so comfortable talking about risk—and so uncomfortable talking about pleasure.

Drawing on her work in sexual health, she makes the case for why that gap matters, and what it costs us. She advocates for a fuller definition of sexual health, one that includes pleasure, not just prevention.

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Take Control of Your Sexual Health

Take Control of Your Sexual Health

Taking control of your sexual health is one of the most empowering forms of self-care you can practice. It isn’t just about avoiding a diagnosis; it’s about fostering a lifestyle of confidence, transparency, and mutual respect with your partners. While medical advancements have given us more tools than ever before, the key to staying healthy is understanding how to layer these tools effectively.

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Cervical Cancer Awareness Month 2025: A Queer Doctor's Perspective

Cervical Cancer Awareness Month 2025: A Queer Doctor's Perspective

Happy New Year! The United States Congress designated January as Cervical Health Awareness Month to raise awareness about cervical cancer, HPV, and the importance of early detection. To help you to learn more about cervical health and cervical cancer prevention and take steps to help eliminate this preventable cancer read the blog by our advisory board member, Dr. Cara Linay Quant.

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