Want to show your support for Sex Ed in Color? Spread the word to your friends & follow us on social:Facebook | Twitter | InstagramLet's stay connected on my email list!Shop my digital productsMusic by: EyeLoveBrandon----Get full shownotes for this episode!Join the Sex Ed Business Academy!Check out my 2020 revenue streams over on the blog.

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39: 2020 Annual Review

Want to show your support for Sex Ed in Color? Spread the word to your friends & follow us on social:Facebook | Twitter | InstagramLet's stay connected on my email list!Shop my digital productsMusic by: EyeLoveBrandon---Things Mentioned:"White Narcissism vs. White Supremacy" IGTV by MeLisa Moore, co-founder of SOMA Integrative WellnessMy roundup of Black sexuality professionals, via IGMy IGTV on this topicDon't forget to listen to the previous episodes of the podcast as well!

38: What's Your Role?

Things Mentioned:AASECT (American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors, and Therapists)SAR (Sexual Attitude Reassessment)Have even more questions about becoming a certified sex educator? Make sure to check out the full livestream over on IGTVLearn what you need to become a sexuality professional in the Becoming a Sexuality Professional  eBook

37: The Truth About Being a Certified Sex Educator

Want to show your support for Sex Ed in Color? Spread the word to your friends & follow us on social:Facebook | Twitter | InstagramMusic by: EyeLoveBrandon

36: Q&A, Part 1

Want to show your support for Sex Ed in Color? Spread the word to your friends & follow us on social:Facebook | Twitter | InstagramMusic by: EyeLoveBrandon---Follow Francesca:Website | Podcast | Twitter | InstagramAnd be sure to check out my interview on the Dear Franny podcast!People Mentioned: Paul C. Brunson 

35: Love & Other Things, with Francesca Hogi

34: We Will Make It Through

Follow Afrosexology:Website | Facebook | Twitter | InstagramAnd don't forget to check out their Intercourse Project!----Want to show your support for Sex Ed in Color? Spread the word to your friends & follow us on social:Facebook | Twitter | InstagramMusic by: EyeLoveBrandon

33: How to Get Free, with Afrosexology

Mentioned In The Episode:Join Emergent Professionals Academy, my eight-week group coaching program for emerging sex educators. Enrollment is open until February 28, 2020!Amanda Frances

The 3 Things Your Sexuality Business Needs for Success

In this episode, I'm chatting with THE kinky Black educator (and consultant, sex worker, and visual artist) themselves, BlakSyn. Listen in as connect kink educator to sex education, accountability processes when you've committed harm and the importance of community with healing and uncomfortable yet necessary conversations. For full show notes, visit: https://www.cameronglover.com/community-kink-and-accountability-with-blaksyn/

31: Community, Kink, and Accountability, with BlakSyn

In this episode, I'm answering some of your most frequently asked questions about being a sex ed business coach — what is it, who is it for, and how you can work with me. CONTENT WARNING: I address Kobe Bryant's passing, survivorship & healing from 4:10-7:30 For full show notes, visit: cameronglover.com/episode-30

30: WTF is a Sex Ed Business Coach?

Forget New Years' resolutions. In this episode, I'm breaking up with the idea that taking on more is the only path to success. Also, I'm sharing some important updates for the show and my own direction in the sexuality field. For full show notes, visit: https://www.cameronglover.com/episode-29/

29: New Year, New Habit

In this episode, I'm talking with sex educator and the OG Unprofessional Professional herself, Stephanie Zapata. An unapologetic Boricua educator and speaker, Stephanie is breaking down how she remixes traditional sex education and why public speaking and libratory sex education go hand in hand. For full show notes, visit: cameronglover.com/unprofessional-professional

28: Embracing Unprofessional Professionalism, with Stephanie Zapata

In this episode, I'm diving into why I'm proud to be a non-traditional sex educator, how traditionalism hurts more than it helps, and tips on how you can embrace your own path in this field. For full show notes, visit: www.cameronglover.com/episode-27/

27: You Don't Have to Be a "Traditional" Sex Educator

In this solo episode, I'm getting real about why waiting to be "ready" is keeping you small. Also, I'm challenging you to get real about being comfortable with not showing up to your fullest potential. For full show notes, visit: https://www.cameronglover.com/waiting-for-ready/

26: Why Waiting For "Ready" is Bullsh!t

In this episode, I'm talking with sex educator and witch Haylin Belay. Listen in as we discuss running a spiritual business, standing firm in your worth, and the importance of creating your own lane in a crowded niche. And as we share in the episode, Harry Potter could *never*. For full show notes, visit: www.cameronglover.com/sexual-apocolypse-haylin-belay

25: Fighting a Sexual Apocalypse, with Haylin Belay

Sex Ed in Color pulls back the curtain on what it's like working as a sexuality professional, as a person of color.

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