This compilation of sexual health articles and infographics has been put together by 1800 My Options to mark World Sexual Health Day and International Safe Abortion Day.
Contents:
What is sex positivity? / The comics of Emily N3ver / Ange's abortion story / Consent and empowerment / Winyar (woman) / Sex ed through the generations / A history of contraception / The Labia Library / A contraception guide / The art of Jemima Longworth / Bathophobia (abridged) / Menstrual hygiene is a human right / What do trans and genderdiverse people want their doctors to know? / How to stay young, deadly and free (of STIs) / Be your own advocate / Get tested / The check up and the follow up / Unplanned pregnancy - your rights / What is reproductive coercion? / Useful resources
Note: Contains images of female genitalia
1800 My Options (2020) Sextember Zine. Issue 1. Women's Health Victoria. Melbourne.
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