Annie Philpott's Media Coverage

CBS News

To teach safe sex, don’t forget about pleasure, study suggests

When people learn how to make condoms “sexy,” they’re more likely to use them, researchers said.

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Healthline Media

Pleasure and Protection: Why Sex Ed Programs Should Teach Both

Research finds that when the topic of sexual pleasure is incorporated into sex education health programs, it leads to healthier, safer sexual behaviors.

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BBC News

Good sex can be safer sex, say WHO researchers

Safe-sex education should include how to make it enjoyable for maximum benefit, say researchers.

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HuffPost

Sex and Birth Control

Should not we family planners celebrate the fact that the contraceptives we provide make it possible for people to have more sex? Isn’t more sex good? Th...

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openDemocracy

To stop HIV, let’s bring sexy back

Sexual liberation is not only about more sex for some people, or more orgasms, but should prioritize pleasure, consent, and respect for a range of sexualities, (dis)abilities and body types. Part of Transformation's...

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The Guardian

Let’s talk about sex: why do we need good sex education? – podcast transcript

With so many misconceptions and taboos around sex, Liz Ford looks at why effective education is more important than ever

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The Guardian

Let’s talk about sex: why do we need good sex education? – podcast transcript

With so many misconceptions and taboos around sex, Liz Ford looks at why effective education is more important than ever

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The Sun

Short of cash? Couples are now being offered £200 to make safe sex porn to encourage people to use condoms

IF most people decided to shoot a sex tape, it would be a very private affair. But cash-strapped couples are being offered the chance to make £200 per person by doing just that… and it’…

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Positive News

Sex: when pleasure comes first

Sex education often centres around fear or even shame. But what if we put pleasure first, instead?

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GenderIT.org

Finding the Pleasure Point in Internet Policy Spaces

Someone called me a policy animal a few years back and I grudgingly agreed that indeed I’m one of those people who does get excited by the idea of influencing policy negotiations and policymaking.

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