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“Barrica’s tech-fueled crusade is part of a larger ecosystem of startups zeroing in on women’s health and empowerment.”

"Though Silicon Valley investors may not typically seek out women teaching people about orgasms and porn, Barrica made the case that O.School was arriving at the perfect time."

"What if you’re queer and grew up in a religious household?" Barrica says. "None of the resources spoke to what I was looking for."

O.School Is A Sex Ed Platform For Under-Represented Communities

They're not targeting sex ed; they’re writing the policies in the most conservative way to avoid the problem

Sex tech gets better and more mind-blowing every year, and 2017 has been no exception. Companies founded by and geared toward women are receiving more funding and support than ever.

Kubo’s brings you an exclusive interview with the 28-year-old Filipina founder of O.school, Andrea Barrica.

The best sex toys, products, services, and change-makers that are enhancing pleasure for women.

There’s a misguided sense of entitlement to a queer person’s sex life from people who have a different experience.

Time to get acquainted with this erogenous zone.

Only 2 percent of venture capital funding goes to women founders, it's clear that there are still immense obstacles for women of color looking for funding.

What, how, and where do I sign up for this 200-level “blended” orgasm, as the sexperts call it?

This panel at SXSW discusses the emergence of female-focused platforms and how spaces that prioritize women’s needs (safety, authenticity, and empathy) will disrupt the Internet entirely.

“Everybody deserves access to information about their bodies and the organs inside their bodies — especially the ones that give us pleasure,” says Andrea Barrica. She speaks during TED Unplugged at TED2019

Andrea and I chat about how she became a sex tech founder, why she built O. School for underrepresented communities, how women are making sex tech the next big frontier for growth, and why sexual pleasure is foundational to wellness.

We should be teaching people that it’s okay to have sex for pleasure. For fun and connection and things that have nothing to do with procreation.

Listen as Andrea Barrica joins Dr. Pamela Peeke to discuss the importance of learning about sex to create a culture of sexual respect.

Inspire and Support Innovation in Teen Pregnancy Prevention

Just like some people love to create art, play music, cook, exercise, more than others…some people love to have sex.

Our mission is to create the most trusted sexuality brand in the world.

For sex education, the Internet can be your friend if you’re looking at a resource that’s legit. Andrea Barrica, a queer woman of color, has created a safe space to learn about sexuality and pleasure, called O.school.

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Andrea Barrica speaks on The Emergence Of Sexual Wellness

Talking Sex Ed, Shame and Inclusivity with Andrea Barrica, Founder of O.school

These 12 nonbinary people and queer women are revolutionizing the wellness field with their inclusive and accessible approaches to self-care — which is, well, what self-care should be.

The untold story of Andrea Barrica, a queer Filipina American, and her vision of a world free from sexual shame. Through founding O.school, a sex education platform that forwards inclusivity for LGBTQs, people with disabilities, and minorities, she proves that sexual pleasure and wellness go hand-in-hand.