Can you teach workshops online?

Yes — due to the COVID-19 pandemic, all college-based sex ed workshops will be hosted through a secure webinar platform. I offered this before the pandemic began and I’ve been teaching sex ed online for years, so for me, this transition was simple! I work to make it seamless for you and your students, too. I also host online workshops for the general public. Tickets can be found at Shop.CassandraCorrado.com for both live and pre-recorded workshops.

Where do you teach?

I teach at colleges & universities across the United States at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. I also offer workshops for organizations seeking to increase their proficiency in LGBTQIA knowledge and sexual health knowledge.

What are your workshops like?

When I teach, I don’t lecture. My workshops are conversation-based and interactive. We’ll giggle, sit in silence to absorb heavy moments, and have a few “WTF?” moments. Students will be as active as they want to be within the group, asking and answering questions. I allow space for anonymous questions, questioning beliefs, and for boundary-setting. And, of course, there are prizes and giveaways.

What subjects do you teach?

Sex ed is a much bigger world than our high school sex ed classes would have us believe. I believe that focused workshops allow us to learn in much greater depth than speedy “101” workshops do. While we’ll cover contraception and safer sex methods, we’re also going to talk the “how” of screwing. My educational focus areas are queer health, recovery from trauma, consent & communication, un/healthy relationships, and pleasure.

How long are your workshops?

Workshops are typically 2 hours long, with 30 minutes being reserved for questions. However, workshop length can be flexible based upon your institution and your needs.

Where did you train?

I trained at The Center for Sexual Pleasure & Health. I started as an intern in May of 2012, and continued working with the organization in various capacities through May of 2016. I trained as a victim advocate with Safe Place & Rape Crisis Center, in Sarasota, FL.

What is your fee?

Speaking fees vary based on workshop size, distance traveled, and other factors. Send me a message to talk more about your idea!

Can you teach at my school?

Yes! Send me a message, and we can talk about building a workshop for your campus.

Do you advertise?

Yes; as an educator who works for myself, brand partnerships are one way that I make money. I have strict standards for all of my sponsored content partnerships, and you can read about those here.