Bianca I Laureano is a sexologist, consultant, educator, and activist. Her interests include representations of the sexuality of people of Color in media and popular culture, radical women of Color, and positive youth development. She is an adjunct instructor and a freelance writer. She hosts LatinoSexuality.com and her writings and reviews can be seen at her website BiancaLaureano.com.
Revisiting a “cultural value” among Latin@s and an interview with documentarian Erica Fletcher who created a film Marianismo about Latinas living with HIV.
An examination into what readers have to say about the research by Belgium sexologists that states it is possible to know a woman’s experience and history of vaginal orgasm from the way she walks.
Latino Heritage Month is in October, so we are a bit late, but the issues no less pertinent.
A series for Latino Heritage Month which will highlight Latin@s who impact the reproductive justice movement in various ways.
Tamika and Friends is a national organization whose mission is to raise awareness about cervical cancer and its link to HPV through education and prevention.
What’s the real problem? Not listening to immigrant women and hearing what their needs are.
Video and transcript of Sonya Renee Taylor performing her poem “What Women Deserve.”
Gender, dating and technology: how can these be used to make national sexuality education curricula and activities more inclusive and appropriate for the community present?
An overview of a presentation I provided for Semana de la Latina at the University of Maryland on Latina sexualities.
A Northwestern University professor provided an optional after-class live sex demonstration to students in his Human Sexuality class. Are there benefits, if so what are they?
