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1 September 2025

Get curious, get confident with our You CAN Ask That series and events

How confident do you feel about your sexual health right now? Somewhere between “I’ve got this” and “please don’t ask me that”? You’re not alone. Sex can be exciting, confusing, empowering or all of the above – and having questions (even the awkward ones) is completely normal.

That’s where sexual health comes in.  Sexual health is about more than just safe sex,  preventing STIs or which contraception works best. It’s about feeling informed, safe and confident in your choices – whatever they may be.

But talking about it? Not always so easy. Maybe you turn to Google, wish you had someone to ask, or feel a bit shy bringing it up at all. That’s where You CAN Ask That comes in.

Real questions. Real answers.

As part of Deakin’s Student Health Promotion Plan 2023–2025, and in partnership with Sexual Health Victoria, we created You CAN Ask That – a no-filter video series where nothing is off-limits.

Hosted by Sexual Health Educator Chrissy Keenan, the series explores:

Here’s a sneak peek of one of the videos – and you can catch the full series plus more helpful resources on the You CAN Ask That webpage.

Come along to our pop-up events to test your knowledge or just have a chat

How much do you actually know when it comes to sexual health? Put your knowledge to the test at our interactive You CAN Ask That pop-up events happening during DUSA’s Self-Care Week.

Jump into our Q&A game, bust some myths, and score a free sexual health pack plus fun extras like lip balm and sweet treats. Whether you’re a trivia master or just curious, you’ll learn something new, have a laugh and walk away with goodies that support your wellbeing.

Come find us on campus:

Can’t make it to campus?

No worries! The You CAN Ask That webpage is packed with videos, tips and links to free, confidential services at Deakin and beyond. Whether you’re interested in learning something new or revisiting the basics, there’s no wrong time to prioritise your sexual health.

Sexual health doesn’t need to be taboo or tricky. With the right info, you can feel good about the choices you make and confident in your knowledge. Let’s make talking about it feel a whole lot easier.



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