Events

Upcoming
Sex in Context: For Families
Fall 2025
Sexuality is fundamental to who we are as human beings and integral to every child's intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development. However, in our current moment, fewer than half of children receive basic knowledge about human anatomy and reproduction. Far fewer receive comprehensive sexuality education that includes relational and self awareness skills to make fulfilling choices.
After a meaningful sexuality education conference for educators in 2024, The CoMethod will facilitate a sexuality education conference for families in 2025.
Sex in Context: For Families runs for a single day, and provides families with the content and the tools to engage their children’s development.
Managing the Moment: Leading School Communities through Turbulent Times
Spring 2026
For those of us in education, this era can feel defined by being in the midst of a conflict or on the precipice of one. Geopolitical and economic divisions, as well as narrowing educator pipelines, students’ mental health, and families’ influence within institutions have made school communities harder to cultivate while also more necessary than in the past.
Managing the Moment provides two days of powerful exploration about how we can strengthen community connection and trust, shore up our own resources, and actualize our schools’ missions in value-aligned ways. Join school leaders, neuropsychologists, educational culture experts, and experts in identity literacy as we discuss how to manage this moment, prepare for the next, and thrive.
Sex in Context: For Educators
Summer 2026
The two-day Sex in Context conference provides a dynamic space of deep learning and community where participants can immerse themselves in the foundational principles that underpin comprehensive PreK-12 human sexuality education.
Attendees will learn relational, ethical, and pedagogically sound teaching strategies, skills for surmounting institutional obstacles, and pathways to cultivating community momentum and support.