Jennifer Bass (M.P.H.)

is Director of Communications at The Kinsey Institute and founder of Kinsey Institute Sexuality Information Service for Students, now Kinsey Confidential.

Recent Posts by Jennifer:

• VULVAGRAPHICS: In Honor Of Female Genital Diversity

  

  Weekend Exhibit Includes Photography, Crafts, Film, Performance, And A Salon On "Genital Activism"

• Men More Likely Than Women to Accept Sexual Offers

  

  Study on attractiveness reinforces some sex differences, with a few surprises on self-ratings

• Love And Sex Among Youth With Intellectual Disabilities

  

  Lotta Löfgren-Mårtenson on understanding a new generation's possibilities and hindrances for sexuality and love

• “The Shape Of Us” Explores Body Diversity

  

  Exhibition at The Kinsey Institute gallery includes body modifications, fetishes, and the human body in its variety of sizes and shapes

• Withdrawal As Contraception: What We Know

  

  What? Withdrawal? It's not just your grandmother's favorite method of birth control

• The Brain: A Sexual Organ? Kinsey Institute on Jezebel

  Jennifer Bass praises Jezebel blogger Megan for a nice summary of Kinsey Institute research about the brain - is it really the largest sex organ?

• Virtual Tour Of K.C. Exhibit

  Curator Catherine Johnson Roehr takes you through a virtual tour of the latest Kinsey Institute art exhibit, Kinsey Confidential.

• Fear Of Sex Is Overrated

  Kinsey Institute Communications Director Jennifer Bass reflects on Expressive Bodies, a Kinsey art show, and the community response.

• Understanding Love And Sex – A Valentine’s Day Puzzle

  Although it is possible to experience love without sexual or physical intimacy and to experience sex without love, for most people, the two are connected.

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