This SEXtember is all about the connection between pleasure and self-understanding. 

Experiencing pleasure in different forms – whether it’s a gentle touch, dancing to your favourite music or the comforting smell of a loved one – helps us gain awareness of our bodies, emotions and needs, as well as our desires. 

By understanding what feels good for you (and what doesn’t) you can more confidently set boundaries and feel empowered to promote personal safety and respect. This is where self-understanding meets pleasure. 

From 16 to 27 September 2024, join us on this journey of self-curiosity. There’s something for everyone. Explore SEXtember and book your favourite events now!

Sextember 2024 What's On
Sextember 2024 Resources

STI Testing hub

Getting a sexual health check at least once a year should be a routine part of your healthcare. Getting tested regularly is quick and easy.

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Sexual Health hub

Whether you are sexually active or not, it's always best to be prepared about maintaining your sexual health. This a good place to start.

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Gendered Violence portal

Sexual and gendered violence of all forms is a pervasive reality in today's world. UNSW recognises gendered violence is still too prevalent across Australian Universities. 

Learn more

Consent Matters

Watch four UNSW students in conversation with consent advocate Chanel Contos discussing consent, perpetrators of sexual violence, trauma responses and what we can do from here.

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Sexual Health and Healthy Relationships 101

Missed out on sexual health education? Designed for international students, this Moodle course aims to help you improve your sexual health knowledge. 

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This SEXtember we're bringing you more than just events but tonnes of resources too! Whether it's a playlist to get you in the mood, brushing up on your sex-ed or learning more about the world of kink, porn and all that spicy stuff, we've got you covered

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Content Context: Conversations about consent, relationships, sex and sexuality can sometimes be difficult. UNSW has a gendered violence support team who can be contacted through the gendered violence portal. Alternatively, you can talk to someone who is trained to help, through free and confidential support services and 1800RESPECT (1800 737 732). 

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