A blue vaccine vial with a male symbol prohibition sign sits in the foreground against a background of pink and blue silhouettes and promotional text.

Sexuality Education and Awareness, Inc.

LXCL:Movie screening includes a bundled package of snack popcorn, candy, and your choice of soda or water, as well as a facilitated discussion after the conclusion of the screening.

Early Bird Admission $40 (before 11/7/26)

LXCL:Movie screening includes a bundled package of snack popcorn, candy, and your choice of soda or water, as well as a facilitated discussion after the conclusion of the screening. (while supplies last)

At the Door $50 (day of 11/7/26)

Check made out to Sexuality Education and Awareness
Address to send check: 380 S Melrose Drive, Suite 394, Vista, CA 92081

Give It A Shot&nbsp;follows the indomitable 83-year-old Dr. Sujoy Guha in India, the California-based team of Elaine Lissner and L.R. Fox, as well as Kevin Eisenfrats in Virginia, on a quest to successfully launch the first reversible male contraceptive since the modern condom, invented 200 years ago.&nbsp; Give It A Shot&nbsp;provides a window into this high-stakes scientific and social experiment, from the roster of scientists and developers to the implications on society at large. The film also considers why a change has been so long in coming when innovation in male contraception has the potential to reframe men&rsquo;s responsibility around family planning.🎬 Facilitated by Sexuality Education and Awareness, Inc., this event offers a safe, inclusive space for honest questions and authentic discussion. Join us to learn more about this ground-breaking science and its impact on gender roles in our society.

Give It A Shot follows the indomitable 83-year-old Dr. Sujoy Guha in India, the California-based team of Elaine Lissner and L.R. Fox, as well as Kevin Eisenfrats in Virginia, on a quest to successfully launch the first reversible male contraceptive since the modern condom, invented 200 years ago.  Give It A Shot provides a window into this high-stakes scientific and social experiment, from the roster of scientists and developers to the implications on society at large. The film also considers why a change has been so long in coming when innovation in male contraception has the potential to reframe men’s responsibility around family planning.🎬 Facilitated by Sexuality Education and Awareness, Inc., this event offers a safe, inclusive space for honest questions and authentic discussion. Join us to learn more about this ground-breaking science and its impact on gender roles in our society.

Sexuality Education and Awareness, Inc.

Give it a Shot: Film Screening and Discussion

1600 Buena Vista Dr

Early Bird Admission $40 (before 11/7/26)

At the Door $50 (day of 11/7/26)

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