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50th ABS Annual Conference
Saturday August 8, 2026 9:00am - 10:15am EDT
Limited Capacity seats available
This presentation explores how core Bahá'í principles—the nobility of the individual, justice, equality of the sexes, chastity as spiritual empowerment, consultation and non-judgement—can inform compassionate, evidence-based, high-quality sexual health conversations, education, and clinical care. In our hypersexualized materialistic society, it has become necessary to shed light on these issues of sexuality, currently shrouded in shame and judgment. Drawing on our clinical and educational experiences, Bahá'í materials, and scientific evidence, we aim to discuss how we might bridge the gap between the light of Bahá’u’lláh’s Revelation and our current society’s practices.
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Nisha Kansal

Nisha Kansal is a family physician and women’s healthcare provider in Toronto. She has a longstanding interest in the health of individuals and communities marginalized by social structures, with a particular interest in the health of racialized migrants and women. With a strong... Read More →
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Melody Rowhani

Melody Rowhani is a Primary Healthcare Nurse Practitioner with a Masters in Public Health. She has experience in family health teams and community health in Ottawa. She currently practices at a children’s hospital in adolescent health and in a sexual health clinic. She helped launch... Read More →
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Brooke Talisman

Brooke Talisman is a mother to two teens, a Birth and Postpartum Doula, Childbirth Educator, Parenting Program Facilitator and Trauma and Violence Informed Practitioner. She currently works at a not-for-profit outreach centre for young parents as the Perinatal Program Facilitator... Read More →
Saturday August 8, 2026 9:00am - 10:15am EDT
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