July is disability pride month, celebrating the landmark passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act in July 1990. This month honors the achievements and highlights the ongoing challenges faced by people with disabilities.
LGBTQ+ Inclusion, HCET’s free course, provides actionable steps to ensure that LGBTQ+ youth are included in meaningful ways that don’t just prevent exclusion, but actively promote inclusion.
HCET’s Project H.O.M.E. (Honesty, Openness, Mindfulness, and Empathy) is supporting LGBTQIA2S+ youth in Wisconsin by developing free online learning modules. These modules will focus on community, resilience, and empowerment for youth, provide essential skills for allied adults, and promote open communication and mutual understanding.
LGBTQ+ Inclusion, HCET’s free course, provides actionable steps to ensure that LGBTQ+ youth are included in meaningful ways that don’t just prevent exclusion, but actively promote inclusion.
All year long, but especially during Women’s Health Month, it is important to center sexual and reproductive health as an integral part of overall well-being. During May, we acknowledge the importance of accessible, comprehensive care for all women.
For people who use condoms as their main method of birth control and STI prevention, it’s important to use a condom for every sex act.
The second video in the series will focus on how healthcare providers and public health departments can partner with SURRG Wisconsin to test for and identify potential cases of antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea.
With STIs continuing to increase year after year, it is crucial that we encourage anyone who may need testing, to GYT – Get Yourself Tested!
As we approach STI Awareness Week (April 14-20), and with STIs continuing to increase year after year, it is crucial that we encourage anyone who may need testing, to GYT!