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In collaboration with AMPT (Association of Mixed People at Tufts), join Sex Health Rep Jessica and three special guests from AMPT: Kailani, Ian, and Alex, to talk about the intersections of being mixed race/ethnicity/culture with sex, dating, and love! Learn about our identity crises, differing attitudes of sex in a multicultural households, interracial dating, fetishization, and more.

This episode of Dirty Chai Chats was produced and edited by Sex Health Rep Jessica.

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In this episode of Dirty Chai Chats, join Sex Health Rep Henry in discussing and debriefing the history of HIV and AIDS. Once labeled the “gay disease,” HIV/AIDS fundamentally changes how we look at queer sex health of the present. He’ll dive into the politics of HIV/AIDS, how the legacy of the virus impacts modern queer life and the basics of HIV prevention. 

This episode of Dirty Chai Chats was produced and edited by Sex Health Rep Henry. 

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In this Dirty Chai Chats episode, "Make Me CUM!", join sex health reps Zora, Julia, Gio, and Sofie in a round table conversation on sexual exploration, pleasure, and the struggle for orgasm for people with vulvas. Our recent Hump Day question inspired this episode, "I'm a cis woman. I can orgasm alone, no problem, but I always struggle when I'm with a partner. What can I do?" Topics include factors in arousal, performance anxiety, masturbation, the pleasure gap, and tips and tricks. Please note that this episode focuses primarily on the experiences of cis women.

This episode of Dirty Chai Chats was produced by Zora Dyer, Gio Torres-Lorenzotti, Sofie Lasko, and Julia Gonzalez. This episode was edited by Julia Gonzalez.

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As a part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we welcome back Emma Cohen, Associate Prevention and Response Specialist with the CARE office. She’s here talking with one of our reps Lucy Morison about what relationship violence looks like in young adult relationships, what to watch out for, and where you can go if you need help. The CARE office is an amazing Tufts resource — you can reach out to them if you want to talk about an experience in an unhealthy relationship or anything to do with sex and/or relationships.

This episode of Dirty Chai Chats was produced by Lucy Morison and Paige Duff and edited by Gio Torres-Lorenzotti.

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*CONTENT WARNING: This episode will be discussing domestic violence.*

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In collaboration with the Latinx Center, Sex Health Rep Julia González chats with 4 special guests: Audrey, Liani Astacio, Alan Veloz, and Angel Cruz-Salvador, to celebrate Latine Heritage month and have an open conversation about sex, love, and relationships in the Latine community. Topics include dating while latine, queerness, fetishization, family dynamics and gender roles, and more.

This episode of Dirty Chai Chats was edited by Sex Health Rep Jessica Lomasney. 

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In part one, Polyamorist expert Dr. Eli Sheff discussed what polyamory and nonmonogamy are on a foundational level. In the second part of this episode, Sex Health Rep Gio host Dr. Eli Sheff to go deeper into polyamory.

Some of the questions that are explored in this episode are: Can anyone mold themselves into a polyamorous relationship? If an individual is in a long-term relationship, how can they negotiate the terms of their monogamy? Is there a way to determine how well we bond with others?

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This episode of Dirty Chai Chats was produced and edited by Gio Torres-Lorenzotti. 

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What is polyamory? What distinguishes polyamory from other practices of nonmonogamy? How does one go about navigating relationships shifting from monogamy to polyamory? Sex Health Rep Gio, host's leading polyamorist expert Dr. Eli Sheff to delve into these questions to establish a foundation of polyamory and practices of nonmonogamy and how individuals can explore this in their own life. Tune in next week for part two of this conversation.

This episode of Dirty Chai Chats was produced and edited by Sex Health Rep Gio Torres-Lorenzotti

Learn more about Dr. Eli Sheff and her work linked below!

Dr. Eli Sheff's Consulting Website

Linktree

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Bonding Project

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Casey is back with the final episode of the Sex & Disability Miniseries. Today, they share a conversation with Jennifer Cook, best-selling author and autism expert on Netflix’s Love on the Spectrum. They talk about navigating college and dating with autism, supporting friends and partners who are on the spectrum, and coaching strategies from the show.

Content warning: this episode does include mention of eating disorders, sexual violence, and abusive relationships.

Here are links to all the resources discussed in the podcast, and feel free to visit the CARE office in the Campus Center to check out Jennifer’s books: The Asperkid’s Secret Book of Social Rules, Sisterhood of the Spectrum, and Autism in Heels.

Here is a link to the full transcript for this episode.

This episode of Dirty Chai Chats was produced and edited by Casey Weaver.

Casey is back to share an excellent conversation with Frank Vaca, an ELEVATUS peer educator and support coordinator for the Michigan Disability Rights Coalition. In this episode, we talk about sexual self-advocacy, the overlap of queerness and neurodivergence, and strategies for inclusive peer education.

Check out Frank’s website and the resources/organizations discussed in the podcast:

Here is a link to the full transcript for this episode.

This episode of Dirty Chai Chats was produced and edited by Casey Weaver. 

CARE summer intern Casey Weaver shares an incredible conversation with Katherine McLaughlin, the founder and CEO of Elevatus Training, an organization that creates and delivers sex education curriculum to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. In this informative episode, Katherine speaks from her 25 years of experience as a sexuality educator and provides personal anecdotes, giving insight on increasing social media accessibility and dismantling ableism within our culture of dating, hookups, and sex ed.

Here are some resources Katherine mentions in the podcast:

Here is a link to the full transcript for this episode.

This episode of Dirty Chai Chats by produced and edited by Casey Weaver. 

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