Platform for Sex Education

Student: Ovchinnikova Polina

Educational Programme: Design (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2021

Knowledge accessibility about sexual life is one of the most discussed in the media of the 21st century. The biggest misconception is that sex education only covers partners' interaction during sexual intercourse. However, sex-education is much broader because it concerns the person's attitude to himself, not only on the physical level but also on the psychological one. It also includes all facets of safety, comfort, eroticism, vulgarity, desire and its absence, and many other concepts that people encounter daily. The issue of children's is significant, at least because it can protect them from physical violence and situations related to psychological problems. Currently, there are practically no space in Russia (both online and offline) where people can get such an education. This project proposal will explore how the means of getting information have changed, how important the existence of such a spaces is, and what prevents their appearance.

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