THE GENDER TALK
Promoting gender equality and mental wellbeing through inclusive sexuality and relationships education
Why talk about sexuality and relationships education?
Because it’s not just about sex – it’s about everyday life.
It’s about how we build healthy relationships, how we take care of our physical and mental health, how we understand gender and diversity, and how we stand up for our rights.
Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) plays a key role in preventing gender-based violence, by fostering a culture of respect and equality.
Through CSE, young people gain the knowledge and skills to understand gender-related issues, recognise healthy relationships, develop communication skills, build self-awareness, and more.
Improving CSE means giving people the tools to live consciously, respectfully, and free from prejudice.
If you share this vision and want to turn it into action,
choose the path that suits you:
Young people’s self-training on CSE
In this section, you’ll find six thematic learning journeys designed to help you reflect, explore and grow with clear, engaging content.
Choose where to start:
- Navigating relationships
- Understanding gender
- Preventing gender-based violence
- Understanding sexual health
- Culture & sexuality
- Disability & sexuality
Join the local network on CSE
We bring together civil society organisations, activists, professionals and experts to:
- create an ongoing dialogue on sexuality and relationships education.
- exchange approaches and methods.
develop coordinated, multidisciplinary actions rooted in the local context.
Resources and tools:
take action
Explore tools, guides and ideas to learn, teach and promote sexuality and relationships education: