James C. Wadley, Ph.D., CSTS, is Professor and Chair of the Counseling and Human Services Department at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, USA. He is a licensed professional counselor and AASECT-certified sex therapist and supervisor. Dr. Wadley also maintains a private practice in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

"While the topics of leadership and sexuality have each received much attention, unfortunately, their intersections have not. Conversely and fortunately, concerning leadership and sexuality, this volume successfully moves the scholarship needle on those understudied intersections. From education and activism to mentoring and more, this volume masterfully reviews what we know, describes what we don’t know, and prescribes what we should know. Kudos on a complex job well done!" – Juan Battle, Ph.D., Presidential Professor, Graduate Center of CUNY, USA"The Handbook of Sexuality Leadership is a powerful collection of works. It provides a comprehensive and innovative view of what we need to know now in order to advance empowered thought and activism in the fields of sexuality and relationships. It is particularly timely in relation to intersectionality studies, moving scholars and educators concerned about multilevel justice to new revelations about what comes next in personal, partnered, and communal visibility and liberation." – Jeanine M. Staples, Associate Professor of Literacy and Language, African American Studies, and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Pennsylvania State University, USA"The field of sexology finally has an extraordinary compilation of scholarly essays devoted to various perspectives about leadership. This book has been needed for decades and carves out a new and definitive direction for emergent professionals to consider. Each chapter highlights the complexities of serving as a sexuality professional, and this book will be of great use to leading a variety of populations in a myriad of settings." – Monique Howard, Ed.D., Executive Director of Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violence, USA"By brilliantly introducing (or simply reflecting) leadership into sexology, Dr. James C. Wadley has created a treasure map for 21st Century approaches to not only bridging the perpetual divides between sexology and the larger medical and mental health fields, but more importantly, for laying out paths toward the critical social justice ideals sexologists have traditionally championed and struggled to spread. Furthermore, I don’t recall ever being moved so emotionally by an 'academic' text – the chapter authors’ passion is gripping and contagious. I believe the impact of The Handbook of Sexuality Leadership on all related sexology fields will be seismic." – Richard M. Siegel, Ph.D., LMHC, CST, CSTS, Co-Founder Modern Sex Therapy Institutes, USA"Many of us working within the field of human sexuality deal with daily frustrations which are mostly due to lack of effective leadership in our communities. Acquiring leadership qualities and skills are not limited to a few with specific social locations. We can all become visionary leaders, inspire others, and be the change we want to see in the world. Any successful leader will tell you that having a generous and insightful mentor has been invaluable in their career. The Handbook of Sexuality Leadership brings multiple perspectives to the mix, which are liberating, inspiring, and packed with wisdom that everyone could benefit from. To our colleagues who have a passion to make our world a better place, I would say, don’t just read this book, study it!" – Sara Nasserzadeh, Ph.D., Senior Cultural and Technical Advisor to the United Nations and Author of Wheel of Context for Sexuality Education"This edgy, unique book offers a stunning array of perspectives on the intersection between sexuality and leadership. Recommended – or perhaps necessary – reading for professionals in the sexuality field as well as for students and others considering a career in sexuality." – Inge Hansen, Psy.D., Clinical Psychologist, Director, Weiland Health Initiative, Stanford University, USA, and Coauthor of The Ethical Sellout

• Biosketches Introduction JAMES C. WADLEYSECTION ILeadership in Sexuality Education 1 So, Exactly What Is “Appropriate”? Sex/ual/ity Education and Developmental Disabilities RICHELLE FRABOTTA2 Seven Leadership Skills for Sexuality Educators KIRSTEN DEFUR3 Sexuality Education for Current and Future Healthcare Providers JENNA BENYOUNES4 Feminist Activist Leadership and the Five Stages for Matching Values With Practice: A Case Study KATHERINE MARTINEZ AND SYDNEY FOWLERSECTION IILeadership in Sexuality Activism, Counseling/Therapy 5 Marginality, Transformational Leadership, and Sexuality Work as a Psychologist: Traversing a Tough Terrain With Multiple Intersecting Identities KAMILAH MARIE WOODSON6 The Sex Therapist as Leader: Existential/Humanistic Reflections From the Therapist’s Chair DANIEL N. WATTERSECTION IIISexuality Leadership and Mentoring 7 The Unit: Considerations and Challenges for Developing Leaders in the Field of Sexology SHADEEN FRANCIS8 Networking, Mentoring, Collaborating, and Risk-Taking: A Four-Strand Approach to Sexuality Leadership MELANIE DAVIS AND KATHERINE GLICK9 Clearing the Path: Queer Faculty of Color Navigating Tenure and Promotion JAYLEEN GALARZA10 Sexuality Leadership: The Next Generation TANYA M. BASS AND BILL TAVERNER11 The Color of Change: A Case Study of Student-Powered LGTBQAI Campus Engagement in HistoricallyBlack Educational Spaces MELINA McCONATHA AND DENISE FORD BROWNSECTION IVLeadership in Sexuality Consultation and Special Issues 12 Money Talks . . . Misogynists Walk: A Complex Conversation on Sexual Harassment, Race, and Equal Pay LEAH HOLLIS13 Intimate Partner Violence in Sadomasochistic Relationships: Freirean Leadership Through Disclosure and Raising Voices DULCINEA/ALEX PITAGORA14 A New Renaissance: Podcasting as a Tool to Provide a Nuanced Voice to the Black Gay Male Experience PATRICK GRANT15 But Did You Die? Leading Conversations About Sexuality and Loss JEANAE HOPGOOD-JONES16 Paradigms of Activism and Engagement for Sexuality Leadership in Faith Communities CANDACE ROBERTSON-JAMES AND GEORGE JAMES17 Addressing White Fragility Through Mindfulness-Based Inquiry in Sexuality Leadership CAROLE CLEMENTS AND SATORI MADRONE18 Ethical Considerations in Leadership TRALONDA TRIPLETT19 WTF SAR?! Elevating and Expanding the Sexual Attitudes Reassessment BIANCA I. LAUREANO20 Sexuality Leadership and Its New FaceJAMES C. WADLEYAppendix: Graduate and Postgraduate Programs in Human Sexuality Index

James C. Wadley, Ph.D., CSTS, is Professor and Chair of the Counseling and Human Services Department at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, USA. He is a licensed professional counselor and AASECT-certified sex therapist and supervisor. Dr. Wadley also maintains a private practice in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

"While the topics of leadership and sexuality have each received much attention, unfortunately, their intersections have not. Conversely and fortunately, concerning leadership and sexuality, this volume successfully moves the scholarship needle on those understudied intersections. From education and activism to mentoring and more, this volume masterfully reviews what we know, describes what we don’t know, and prescribes what we should know. Kudos on a complex job well done!" – Juan Battle, Ph.D., Presidential Professor, Graduate Center of CUNY, USA"The Handbook of Sexuality Leadership is a powerful collection of works. It provides a comprehensive and innovative view of what we need to know now in order to advance empowered thought and activism in the fields of sexuality and relationships. It is particularly timely in relation to intersectionality studies, moving scholars and educators concerned about multilevel justice to new revelations about what comes next in personal, partnered, and communal visibility and liberation." – Jeanine M. Staples, Associate Professor of Literacy and Language, African American Studies, and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Pennsylvania State University, USA"The field of sexology finally has an extraordinary compilation of scholarly essays devoted to various perspectives about leadership. This book has been needed for decades and carves out a new and definitive direction for emergent professionals to consider. Each chapter highlights the complexities of serving as a sexuality professional, and this book will be of great use to leading a variety of populations in a myriad of settings." – Monique Howard, Ed.D., Executive Director of Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violence, USA"By brilliantly introducing (or simply reflecting) leadership into sexology, Dr. James C. Wadley has created a treasure map for 21st Century approaches to not only bridging the perpetual divides between sexology and the larger medical and mental health fields, but more importantly, for laying out paths toward the critical social justice ideals sexologists have traditionally championed and struggled to spread. Furthermore, I don’t recall ever being moved so emotionally by an 'academic' text – the chapter authors’ passion is gripping and contagious. I believe the impact of The Handbook of Sexuality Leadership on all related sexology fields will be seismic." – Richard M. Siegel, Ph.D., LMHC, CST, CSTS, Co-Founder Modern Sex Therapy Institutes, USA"Many of us working within the field of human sexuality deal with daily frustrations which are mostly due to lack of effective leadership in our communities. Acquiring leadership qualities and skills are not limited to a few with specific social locations. We can all become visionary leaders, inspire others, and be the change we want to see in the world. Any successful leader will tell you that having a generous and insightful mentor has been invaluable in their career. The Handbook of Sexuality Leadership brings multiple perspectives to the mix, which are liberating, inspiring, and packed with wisdom that everyone could benefit from. To our colleagues who have a passion to make our world a better place, I would say, don’t just read this book, study it!" – Sara Nasserzadeh, Ph.D., Senior Cultural and Technical Advisor to the United Nations and Author of Wheel of Context for Sexuality Education"This edgy, unique book offers a stunning array of perspectives on the intersection between sexuality and leadership. Recommended – or perhaps necessary – reading for professionals in the sexuality field as well as for students and others considering a career in sexuality." – Inge Hansen, Psy.D., Clinical Psychologist, Director, Weiland Health Initiative, Stanford University, USA, and Coauthor of The Ethical Sellout

• Biosketches Introduction JAMES C. WADLEYSECTION ILeadership in Sexuality Education 1 So, Exactly What Is “Appropriate”? Sex/ual/ity Education and Developmental Disabilities RICHELLE FRABOTTA2 Seven Leadership Skills for Sexuality Educators KIRSTEN DEFUR3 Sexuality Education for Current and Future Healthcare Providers JENNA BENYOUNES4 Feminist Activist Leadership and the Five Stages for Matching Values With Practice: A Case Study KATHERINE MARTINEZ AND SYDNEY FOWLERSECTION IILeadership in Sexuality Activism, Counseling/Therapy 5 Marginality, Transformational Leadership, and Sexuality Work as a Psychologist: Traversing a Tough Terrain With Multiple Intersecting Identities KAMILAH MARIE WOODSON6 The Sex Therapist as Leader: Existential/Humanistic Reflections From the Therapist’s Chair DANIEL N. WATTERSECTION IIISexuality Leadership and Mentoring 7 The Unit: Considerations and Challenges for Developing Leaders in the Field of Sexology SHADEEN FRANCIS8 Networking, Mentoring, Collaborating, and Risk-Taking: A Four-Strand Approach to Sexuality Leadership MELANIE DAVIS AND KATHERINE GLICK9 Clearing the Path: Queer Faculty of Color Navigating Tenure and Promotion JAYLEEN GALARZA10 Sexuality Leadership: The Next Generation TANYA M. BASS AND BILL TAVERNER11 The Color of Change: A Case Study of Student-Powered LGTBQAI Campus Engagement in HistoricallyBlack Educational Spaces MELINA McCONATHA AND DENISE FORD BROWNSECTION IVLeadership in Sexuality Consultation and Special Issues 12 Money Talks . . . Misogynists Walk: A Complex Conversation on Sexual Harassment, Race, and Equal Pay LEAH HOLLIS13 Intimate Partner Violence in Sadomasochistic Relationships: Freirean Leadership Through Disclosure and Raising Voices DULCINEA/ALEX PITAGORA14 A New Renaissance: Podcasting as a Tool to Provide a Nuanced Voice to the Black Gay Male Experience PATRICK GRANT15 But Did You Die? Leading Conversations About Sexuality and Loss JEANAE HOPGOOD-JONES16 Paradigms of Activism and Engagement for Sexuality Leadership in Faith Communities CANDACE ROBERTSON-JAMES AND GEORGE JAMES17 Addressing White Fragility Through Mindfulness-Based Inquiry in Sexuality Leadership CAROLE CLEMENTS AND SATORI MADRONE18 Ethical Considerations in Leadership TRALONDA TRIPLETT19 WTF SAR?! Elevating and Expanding the Sexual Attitudes Reassessment BIANCA I. LAUREANO20 Sexuality Leadership and Its New FaceJAMES C. WADLEYAppendix: Graduate and Postgraduate Programs in Human Sexuality Index

James C. Wadley, Ph.D., CSTS, is Professor and Chair of the Counseling and Human Services Department at Lincoln University in Pennsylvania, USA. He is a licensed professional counselor and AASECT-certified sex therapist and supervisor. Dr. Wadley also maintains a private practice in Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

"While the topics of leadership and sexuality have each received much attention, unfortunately, their intersections have not. Conversely and fortunately, concerning leadership and sexuality, this volume successfully moves the scholarship needle on those understudied intersections. From education and activism to mentoring and more, this volume masterfully reviews what we know, describes what we don’t know, and prescribes what we should know. Kudos on a complex job well done!" – Juan Battle, Ph.D., Presidential Professor, Graduate Center of CUNY, USA"The Handbook of Sexuality Leadership is a powerful collection of works. It provides a comprehensive and innovative view of what we need to know now in order to advance empowered thought and activism in the fields of sexuality and relationships. It is particularly timely in relation to intersectionality studies, moving scholars and educators concerned about multilevel justice to new revelations about what comes next in personal, partnered, and communal visibility and liberation." – Jeanine M. Staples, Associate Professor of Literacy and Language, African American Studies, and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies, The Pennsylvania State University, USA"The field of sexology finally has an extraordinary compilation of scholarly essays devoted to various perspectives about leadership. This book has been needed for decades and carves out a new and definitive direction for emergent professionals to consider. Each chapter highlights the complexities of serving as a sexuality professional, and this book will be of great use to leading a variety of populations in a myriad of settings." – Monique Howard, Ed.D., Executive Director of Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violence, USA"By brilliantly introducing (or simply reflecting) leadership into sexology, Dr. James C. Wadley has created a treasure map for 21st Century approaches to not only bridging the perpetual divides between sexology and the larger medical and mental health fields, but more importantly, for laying out paths toward the critical social justice ideals sexologists have traditionally championed and struggled to spread. Furthermore, I don’t recall ever being moved so emotionally by an 'academic' text – the chapter authors’ passion is gripping and contagious. I believe the impact of The Handbook of Sexuality Leadership on all related sexology fields will be seismic." – Richard M. Siegel, Ph.D., LMHC, CST, CSTS, Co-Founder Modern Sex Therapy Institutes, USA"Many of us working within the field of human sexuality deal with daily frustrations which are mostly due to lack of effective leadership in our communities. Acquiring leadership qualities and skills are not limited to a few with specific social locations. We can all become visionary leaders, inspire others, and be the change we want to see in the world. Any successful leader will tell you that having a generous and insightful mentor has been invaluable in their career. The Handbook of Sexuality Leadership brings multiple perspectives to the mix, which are liberating, inspiring, and packed with wisdom that everyone could benefit from. To our colleagues who have a passion to make our world a better place, I would say, don’t just read this book, study it!" – Sara Nasserzadeh, Ph.D., Senior Cultural and Technical Advisor to the United Nations and Author of Wheel of Context for Sexuality Education"This edgy, unique book offers a stunning array of perspectives on the intersection between sexuality and leadership. Recommended – or perhaps necessary – reading for professionals in the sexuality field as well as for students and others considering a career in sexuality." – Inge Hansen, Psy.D., Clinical Psychologist, Director, Weiland Health Initiative, Stanford University, USA, and Coauthor of The Ethical Sellout

• Biosketches Introduction JAMES C. WADLEYSECTION ILeadership in Sexuality Education 1 So, Exactly What Is “Appropriate”? Sex/ual/ity Education and Developmental Disabilities RICHELLE FRABOTTA2 Seven Leadership Skills for Sexuality Educators KIRSTEN DEFUR3 Sexuality Education for Current and Future Healthcare Providers JENNA BENYOUNES4 Feminist Activist Leadership and the Five Stages for Matching Values With Practice: A Case Study KATHERINE MARTINEZ AND SYDNEY FOWLERSECTION IILeadership in Sexuality Activism, Counseling/Therapy 5 Marginality, Transformational Leadership, and Sexuality Work as a Psychologist: Traversing a Tough Terrain With Multiple Intersecting Identities KAMILAH MARIE WOODSON6 The Sex Therapist as Leader: Existential/Humanistic Reflections From the Therapist’s Chair DANIEL N. WATTERSECTION IIISexuality Leadership and Mentoring 7 The Unit: Considerations and Challenges for Developing Leaders in the Field of Sexology SHADEEN FRANCIS8 Networking, Mentoring, Collaborating, and Risk-Taking: A Four-Strand Approach to Sexuality Leadership MELANIE DAVIS AND KATHERINE GLICK9 Clearing the Path: Queer Faculty of Color Navigating Tenure and Promotion JAYLEEN GALARZA10 Sexuality Leadership: The Next Generation TANYA M. BASS AND BILL TAVERNER11 The Color of Change: A Case Study of Student-Powered LGTBQAI Campus Engagement in HistoricallyBlack Educational Spaces MELINA McCONATHA AND DENISE FORD BROWNSECTION IVLeadership in Sexuality Consultation and Special Issues 12 Money Talks . . . Misogynists Walk: A Complex Conversation on Sexual Harassment, Race, and Equal Pay LEAH HOLLIS13 Intimate Partner Violence in Sadomasochistic Relationships: Freirean Leadership Through Disclosure and Raising Voices DULCINEA/ALEX PITAGORA14 A New Renaissance: Podcasting as a Tool to Provide a Nuanced Voice to the Black Gay Male Experience PATRICK GRANT15 But Did You Die? Leading Conversations About Sexuality and Loss JEANAE HOPGOOD-JONES16 Paradigms of Activism and Engagement for Sexuality Leadership in Faith Communities CANDACE ROBERTSON-JAMES AND GEORGE JAMES17 Addressing White Fragility Through Mindfulness-Based Inquiry in Sexuality Leadership CAROLE CLEMENTS AND SATORI MADRONE18 Ethical Considerations in Leadership TRALONDA TRIPLETT19 WTF SAR?! Elevating and Expanding the Sexual Attitudes Reassessment BIANCA I. LAUREANO20 Sexuality Leadership and Its New FaceJAMES C. WADLEYAppendix: Graduate and Postgraduate Programs in Human Sexuality Index