SexCelebs 21
Jet Setting Jasmine
Keynote:
Healing Is Protest
What if your protest included pro-you? We’ll examine mental health for the global majority in crisis; and yes we’re in crisis. How to build self care into your protest.
Workshop:
Porn & Parenting: Sex-Positive Parenting
No matter what age your children are, parenting can make sex seem like one of the more dispensable tasks on your to-do list. Join Sex Positive Parents, Jet Setting Jasmine, and King Noire as they share their experience with talking about sex and maintaining intimacy in a household with children. This seminar will also cover how to safeguard children from sexual inappropriate situations.
It's Sex Ed all over again, but this time for adults with children or those that work with children.
King Noire
Keynote:
The Decolonization of Sex
TBA
Workshop:
Porn & Parenting: Sex-Positive Parenting
No matter what age your children are, parenting can make sex seem like one of the more dispensable tasks on your to-do list. Join Sex Positive Parents, Jet Setting Jasmine, and King Noire as they share their experience with talking about sex and maintaining intimacy in a household with children. This seminar will also cover how to safeguard children from sexual inappropriate situations.
It's Sex Ed all over again, but this time for adults with children or those that work with children.
Andrew Gurza
Keynote:
How sex and Disability Really Feels
This keynote presentation hosted by Andrew Gurza will explore sex and disability, but will unpack the question "How does sex and disability really feel?" If we talk about sex and disability at all, we only ever consider "how do you have sex?" or "can you have sex?" This presentation will delve into the emotions around sex and disability for the disabled person. Using anecdotes, honesty and a little bit of humor, Andrew will help participants to understand and deconstruct their own ableism around sex and disability, while simultaneously reminding us that disabled people are hot.
Workshop:
Understanding Ableism
This workshop is designed to help participants understand what ableism looks like and feels like. Using real world examples Andrew Gurza will explore the nuances of ableism; from every day to in the bedroom and how that makes people feel. Andrew will give participants the tools to be anti-ableist in sex positive spaces and beyond.
At the end of this session, participants will:
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Gain a greater understanding of ableism
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Feel comfortable confronting their own ableism
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Have the tools to call ableism out/in if they need to.