Getting to Know Our Sexual Anatomy

Want to view your cervix? Here’s what you’ll need: a flashlight, a speculum, and a hand mirror.

The hymen is also called the vaginal corona, a term used in an attempt to dispel many of the myths surrounding hymens.

Keeping your vagina clean and healthy does not involve anything complicated -- vaginas clean themselves.

Charting your menstrual cycle can help you get to know your body and learn what is normal for you.

An orgasm is usually an intensely pleasurable sexual release. They can feel intensely physical, intensely emotional, or both.

Clear and detailed strategies for meeting the challenges of having an orgasm after cancer.

An accessible, 50-minute educational video on genital variation, inclusive of trans and intersex

Cervix Galleries shows the wide range of ways that a cervix can look

This fact sheet discusses what we've achieved and what’s still needed to ensure that intersex people can enjoy bodily integrity and dignity.

Jen Gunter on how female anatomy has been weaponized and how to end myths about our health and sexuality

interACT is an initiative that advocates for the rights of intersex youth and adults via legal and community actions.

This gallery of drawings, each paired with a different person’s story, showcases the diversity of vulvas and labia