Kelley Quinn, M. Ed.
Project Coordinator
(831) 440-2287
Biography
Kelley Quinn is a Project Coordinator for the ETR Professional Development team. She helps provide trainings in sexual and reproductive health (SRH) education programs as well as any logistical requirements for the programs. Kelley also contributes to the development of training and SRH support material. Additionally, she collaborates with high schoolers on the relationship between mental health and substance use through a design research fellowship program.
As a Southern sex educator, Kelley's personal and educational interests focus on progress among her roots. She focuses on challenging STI stigma, fostering consent education, and encouraging discussions on intersections of privilege--particularly in queer spaces. Kelley also consults with parents in the community to create co-learning environments alongside their children to bolster conversations around health education.
Kelley earned her Master of Education in Human Sexuality from Widener University and her Bachelor of Arts in English and Gender & Sexuality from Georgia College & State University.
Publications
Quinn, K. (2019). Revealing the face of Islamophobia: A critical evaluation of Western feminism. The Corinthian, 19(12).
