Vagina 101:
Sovo // Magazine
Our Mission
Break
The barriers that stop both men and women from talking and learning about female sexual health.
Define
Female sexuality in a way that transcends race, culture, age and geography.
Create
A safe engaging platform through art and medical expertise to normalize the concept of female sexual health.
Be
A driving force of change in the way female sexual health is perceived.
The clitoris is a bundle of nerve endings! There are almost 8000 nerve endings in the ultrasensitive clitoris and its only function is for pleasure.
Let me repeat that, the only function
is for pleasure!
— Dr. Cara
Panel Talks & Featured Podcasts
5 Myths of Pregnancy featuring Maya Benitez, MD
What is Female Sexual Function/Dysfunction?
Dr. Cara Quant and her panel of doctors discuss what female sexual function and dysfunction is. Speaking is Dr. Michael Krychman, an OB/GYN,
sexual health specialist and expert in survivorship medicine.
Menopause: Let’s talk about it! ft Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz
Yoni Steaming: My experience and feedback
Why Aren't Female Sexual Issues Discussed?
Dr. Cara Quant and her panel of doctors discuss what female sexual issues aren’t discussed in the media. Speaking is Dr. Erica Marchand, a licensed psychologist specializing in couples therapy and sex therapy in Los Angeles.
What is normal vs.
abnormal discharge?
Dr. Cara Quant and her panel of doctors discuss what is normal vs abnormal discharge during the Viva La Vulva Art Exhibition. Dr. Maya Benitez, Family Medicine doctor, discusses understanding vaginal discharge.
STD's: How to talk about them
with a partner
Dr. Cara Quant and her panel of doctors discuss how to talk to others about STDs during the Viva La Vulva Art Exhibition. Dr. Maya Benitez (Family Medicine doctor) and Dr. Michael Krychman (Sexual Health specialist) talk about how to bring up STDs and testing to a partner.
Viva La Vulva
Viva La Vulva is a movement created and organized by Internal Medicine physician, Dr. Cara Quant who noticed how men’s sexual issues are regularly discussed in the medical community, but women’s sexual health issues are often overlooked. “So many things can affect a woman’s sexual health throughout her life such as sexual abuse, pregnancy, stress, menopause, cultural ideals and often times the pain or lack of desire that happens as a result of these life events are not addressed.” says Dr. Quant. “Education is the key to overcoming.” She understands that the language of art can be used for education and as a means of healing. She brought together a diverse team of people with a shared vision to bring the idea of Viva La Vulva into reality.
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