You don’t necessarily see yourself in any of the roles listed below, but you are passionate about sexual health and wellness and wish to learn, teach, and explore this topic more deeply.

You are a graphic designer who is passionate about anti-violence work and systemic change. You love using design as a way to express, and make accessible, complex concepts and terms. You want to contribute to the reimagining of sexual health education across BC, and hopefully beyond. You love keeping things fun and fresh while tackling important topics, with a broad audience in mind.

You are committed to challenging the current sexual health education system, and want to ensure that youth, educators, and others are provided with the tools to effectively navigate conversations about, and experiences with, sexual health and wellness. You are comfortable speaking about topics related to sexual health and wellness (including white supremacy, disability justice, gendered power dynamics, etc.), and feel confident in your ability to address challenging questions and comments should they arise. You not only include, but centre youth in your facilitation approach.

You have knowledge and experience with a particular topic, and want to share your story with others. You use, or want to use, zineing as a creative outlet and to create community and understanding about important issues. You value community-based approaches to knowledge dissemination, and want to become more involved in these processes.