What people are saying.

Having worked internationally in the field of sex and relationships education for over 25 years, first for the U.N. and more recently for several universities, I have come across many publications purporting to be written for parents. Normally, these are couched in medical or technical language with a focus on abstinence. Jenny’s work was very different, engaging directly with what young people think and do, as well as the varying needs of parents. Writing from the heart as well as the head, she managed to cut through much of the obfuscation and nonsense that abounds. It is no surprise that Talk Soon, Talk Often came to be reprinted and distributed by state government after state government here in Australia, and is now finding broad international appeal.”

— Peter Aggleton, Emeritus Professor of Education and Health, UNSW Sydney. Editor-in-Chief of Sex Education journal AUST.

“Cannot recommend someone better to learn from. Teachers of #pdhpe and #hpe. Jenny Walsh is an amazing operator and we were so lucky to have her as part of our consent expert panel .”

— Renee West, PDHPE Advisor 7-12, Educational Standards Directorate, NSW Department of Education.

“Jenny@TheHumAcademy is running another webinar for educators on #Consent. Learn from one of Australia's most respected SexEd and relationship educators on the current issues.

— Jocelyn Brewer, #Digital Nutrition, psychologist, teacher.

“It was a real privilege today to be on an amazing panel @DrMelissaKang @MareeCrabbe and @TheHumAcademy to support professional learning for teachers on consent education”

— Dr Cristyn Davies, Research Fellow, Discipline of Child and Adolescent Health, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Sydney.

Jenny’s knowledge, honesty and warmth shone through even though our parent session was done via WebEx. The session was perfectly pitched for our school community. In a word, sensational!’

— Donald Eddington, Principal, William Ruthven Primary School, Victoria, 2020.