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Isabel Krupp

Isabel fell in love with YouthCO when she started volunteering with the Peer Facilitation Team in 2012. Joining the staff team in 2015 as the Peer Education Coordinator was a dream come true. For someone who loves talking about sex and sexuality as much as Isabel does, this role is a perfect fit. Isabel is especially passionate about consent, sex positivity, and inclusive sex ed. When she's not facilitating workshops, Isabel enjoys dancing to top 40, feminist sci-fi, and learning new things (right now: boxing and weightlifting). 

You can reach Isabel at isabelk@youthco.org

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YouthCO's office is located on the unceded traditional territory of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh and Tsleil-Waututh people. Our programs take place on unceded, ancestral, and traditional territories of many Indigenous nations across what is now called BC.
YouthCO believes that all youth have the right to accessible and affirming information about our health. We also know each of us has a unique relationship to our bodies, sex, sexuality, substance use, and harm reduction. For many of us, the words other people use for our bodies and their functions are not the words we use for ourselves. Throughout our website, YouthCO uses words for bodies and sex that we know will not reflect the full diversity of our communities. We have tried to, where possible, be as expansive with our language as we know how to while being as specific as possible. As youth leading the HIV movement, we too are learning about the best words for our experiences and do not do this perfectly. We invite any feedback about the language used on our website to help us move forward in the best ways for all youth in our communities!
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