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cory silverberg is a Canadian sex educator, author, public speaker, blogger and founding member of Come As You Are.Silverberg is Jewish, and grew up in a "middle class liberal Canadian home in the '70s." A certified sex educator and former chair of sexuality educator certification for the American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists, he teaches on topics including sex and disability, sex and technology, and pleasure, inclusion, and access across North America. He is the co-author of the "Ultimate Guide to Sex and Disability" and since 2005 he has been the Sexuality Guide for About.com.
Silverberg's children's book What Makes a Baby was the most funded children's book project on Kickstarter to date, and was released in 2012.
Presenting: The Staircase (with The Longest Shortest Time)
New episodes of Proxy return in April. In the meantime, we're sharing something we love — an episode from The Longest Shortest Time that digs into a conundrum so many of us deal with: guys being creeps. After a troubling incident involving her daughter, Hillary Frank sets out to understand how her …
The Sunday Read: ‘The Books About Sex That Every Family Should Read’
How do you teach your child about sex? It’s a perennial question that has spawned hundreds of illustrated books meant to demystify sexual intercourse.
But for the Canadian author Cory Silverberg, there was something lacking. Silverberg, who uses they/them pronouns, felt that books on sex aimed at c…
When IVF Fails: The 'What Now?' Moment and Finding Hope Through Donor Eggs with guest Victoria Nino
I am talking to the incredible Victoria Nino, author of Our Hearts Match, donor conception advocate, and mom of two about one of the most vulnerable moments in a fertility journey: what happens after IVF fails.
Victoria has lived through multiple failed IVF cycles, stage three endometriosis, years…
Where do Babies Come From?
An Inclusive, Anatomical Approach to the Talk Every Caregiver Needs to Have.
Every caregiver eventually faces the question and most of us weren’t given the tools to answer it well. In this episode, KeisaB gets into the conversation every modern family needs: how to talk to your child about where ba…
Choice Motherhood
It's Mental Health Awareness Month! In this episode, I speak with an expert psychotherapist on the topic of choosing to be a single mother. Jessica Lief shares her clinical and personal expertise on this topic, including how to prepare for this important journey.
Books recommended by Jessica in th…
Talking and Telling Part 2: How we tell our Children
As solo parents we are missing a very obvious part of the equation, and how we talk to our children about their origins and genetics is important.
Normalising donor conception for our children though story telling allows us to talk to our children about how they came to be, their individual famil…
How To Be A Dad, Part 12
Tom Price and Stuart Goldsmith return to compare parenting notes with Olly, their sons now having reached the age of 10½.
Up for discussion: how to make friends with your kids’ parents, the dangers of ‘backdoor’ YouTube exposure, and the challenges of coping with impromptu sex education...
Plus, …
Let's Talk About Sex(Ed), Baby! Queering Sexual Education | Ep. 218 (with Dr. Shanéa Thomas)
Tomorrow on Queering Education, Bryan Stanton sits down with Dr. Shanéa Thomas—a social worker, sexuality educator, educator, grief counselor, death doula, and Black queer nonbinary parent—for a conversation about what it really means to teach gender and sexuality inclusively.
Dr. Thomas challenges…
Exploring Donor Conception and Infertility Advocacy with Our Hearts Match Author Victoria Nino
I am talking to the incredible Victoria Nino, author of Our Hearts Match, donor conception advocate, and mom of two about one of the most vulnerable moments in a fertility journey: what happens after IVF fails.
Victoria has lived through multiple failed IVF cycles, stage three endometriosis, ye…
Kate McBride: Let's talk about SEX😇
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Just because a person has a disability, doesn't mean that they don't think about sex. 'Sex is something that you do, sexuality is who you are'. Join us as we delve into a conversation with sexologist Kate McBride. Kate is a Clinical Nurse Specialist with the Sexual Health Rehabili…
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