Judaism is a sex-positive tradition which values sexual pleasure and recognizes that physical intimacy can be an experience of holiness. Although traditionally Judaism advocates full sexual expression only within the context of heterosexual marriage, several modern Jewish thinkers are applying Jewish values to create a new sexual ethic for pre-marital and homosexual relations.

This discussion group will consider traditional and contemporary sources in relation to the sexual decisions college students and others are making in their daily lives.

This group will be co-facilitated by Rabbi Julie Roth, Executive Director of the Center for Jewish Life and Fannie Bialek '09, President of the Sexual Health Advisors.

For more information, please e-mail Rabbi Julie Roth or Fannie Bialek.