Sex and Internet with SHINE SA

Join SHINE SA to learn about sex and internet. This session will delve into critical aspects of sexual health in the digital age, with a particular emphasis on sexting and pornography. FREE food and giveaways will be provided to students in attendance.

We will explore how sexting and pornography impact sexual health and real-life relationships and discuss the importance of consent in online interactions and engaging in digital activities. The workshop will provide guidance on where to seek help if you face other online sexual health issues. 

This session will be presented by the fabulous Alana Potter, SHINE SA's Community Educator and sexual health expert. 

What is SHINE SA? SHINE SA provides a comprehensive and integrated sexual and reproductive health services and programs.

All sexualities, genders, identities, identities and cultures are welcome here. 

Content warning 

This event will discuss topics of sexual health, relationships and related topics. We understand that these subjects may be sensitive or uncomfortable for some individuals. If you feel uncomfortable at any point, we encourage you to leave part or all of the event. 

Accessibility 

If you are attending this event and require disability support, please email studentwellbeing@adelaide.edu.au so that we can make this event accessible. 

Other information

• Please note that photos will be taken at this event. By registering for this event, you are consenting to your photo being taken. 
• If you register for this event and are subsequently unable to attend for whatever reason, please cancel your registration or contact us directly to communicate your non-attendance. Please note that repeated non-attendance for events you have registered for may affect your ability to register for other events going forward. 
  

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