*You must come to ONE of the Info Sessions in order to Apply!**
Femsex is a semester-long, student run, not for credit workshop. Open to people of all genders. Students and community members welcome to apply.
Questions? Email femsex@gmail.com
Directions:
List 110 is located on the first floor of the List Art Center on Brown’s campus at 64 College Street.
Facilitator application sessions:
Wednesday December, 3rd at 8:45pm in Wilson 109
Thursday, December 4th at 9:15 in Wilson 203
Wednesday, Sept 16: 6pm, Salomon 001
Thursday, Sept 17: 7pm, List Art Center 110
**You must come to ONE of the Info Sessions in order to Apply!**
Femsex is a semester-long, student run, not for credit workshop. Open to people of all genders. Students and community members welcome to apply.
Questions? Email femsex@gmail.com
Directions Salomon 001 is located on Brown’s main campus which can be accessed from 75 Waterman St at the intersection of Brown St. and Waterman St. There is a large map of the campus under the arch that you pass through when entering the campus from this point. List 110 is on the first floor of the List Art Center at 64 College Street.
FemSex is a semester-long workshop open to people of all genders and sexualities. Set in the context of self-love, exploration and the spectrum of sexual identities, the workshop includes readings, guest speakers and class discussions. Topics include: pleasure, health, gender, consent, boundaries, body image, orgasms, masturbation, sex, kink, and sexual identities. Questions? FemSex@gmail.com
What is FemSex? The Female Sexuality Workshop of Brown University aims to create a mindful, respectful, and open environment for participants to engage in honest dialogue validating their own experiences and building solidarity within a community. Through group discussion and independent activities participants explore and take ownership of their own bodies, pleasure and education, and in doing so, learn to support a diversity of people. FemSex is a refreshingly unique space designed to facilitate the exploration of boundaries, identities, and experience within a community founded upon respect, honesty, participation, and commitment to reciprocal support. Peer facilitators encourage and challenge participants to continue to develop empowered and informed relationships with themselves to bring out into the world and transcending the workshop. RSVP to our facebook event here.
PLEASE NOTE THE LOCATION OF THIS EVENT HAS CHANGED!!!
| When: | Saturday, September 26, 3:00PM Add to my iCal Calendar
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Local sex educator Megan Andelloux finally opens the doors to The Center for Sexual Pleasure and Health in a grand event! The CSPH will be a non-profit, brick and mortar location for all things relating to sexual pleasure, health and advocacy issues.
Come and meet some of most prestigious names in the field of sexual pleasure and health. We’ll be talking about getting into the field of sexology, sexual rights and the benefits of pleasure. Pass this invite around, bring your colleagues and friends.
Featured Guests Include:
Carol Queen and Robert Lawerance
Bill Taverener
Gina Ogden
Barbara Carrellas
Rebecca Chalker
Elizabeth Wood
NYC Sex Bloggers
Woodhull Freedom Foundation
American Association of Sexuality Educators, Counselors and Therapists
Scientific Study of Sexuality
Kink Academy
Rhode Island Crisis Assistance Center
Tara Hurley, Happy Endings? Documentary
At Your Cervix Documentary
Providence Pin Up
Gynecological Teaching Associates
We Vibe
For Your Nymphomation
Sliquid Lubricants
Njoy Toys
and much, much more!
In three hours of fun, you will meet amazing sex-positive folks, be able to receive some medical care, experience burlesque dancing, engage in a scavenger hunt and win prizes.
Donations are kindly accepted as this is a Fundraiser for The Center for Sexual Pleasure and Health
The Center for Sexual Pleasure and Health
The Spot
268 Thayer Street
Phone: 401-345-8685
After our experiences organizing with both male and female socialized people in ways that neglected what interested us and ourselves as whole people, we have been inspired to help build a womyn-centered space in Providence as a possible alternative to what we’ve been doing. We are interested in supporting the creation of an accessible, radical feminist community focused on organizing and acting around the experiences of female-bodied and female-identified people, particularly in the context of health, the medical system, and normative ways of looking at female bodies. This space would do several different things, challenging what accessible health care means and providing a more radical take on current health care debates. We could learn collectively about ourselves as whole people and ourselves as a community of people.
We see this taking shape in several different ways, giving people an opportunity to plug in whatever capacity feels right for them. Preliminary ideas include discussion sessions, peer support circles, workshops, and more formal meetings devoted to organizing workshops and other events.
Please email femsex@gmail.com for more information and meeting times.
SHEEC is excited to announce Sex Week 2009 calendar featuring workshops, panels, a dance and lots of safer sex supplies. The week is the product of the hard work and that Brown collaborative spirit. The inaugural Sex Week has been organized to bring meaningful dialogue to intimate matters. Thanks to our many cosponsors: AKA, Coalition Against Relationship Abuse, Hillel, Interfaith House, the Poler Bears, The Queer Alliance, the Sexual Assault Task Force, Students for Choice, and the WPC’s.
Monday, April 6th
Beyond Sexy: A Pole Dancing Workshop
6pm in Harkness Lounge on Patriot’s Court
Pole dancing can be far more than simply sexy. Come learn it as an art and exercise as we break the stereotypes associated with this newly popular form of dance.
Professor Tannenbaum on How To Communicate in Intimacy!
7pm in Salomon 001
Don’t know how to tell your partner where to touch?Hesitant about telling your partner how you like it? Join Prof. Barbara Tannenbaum and her partner on effective communication in the bedroom. Come and learn how to confidently voice your desires! This exclusive workshop is a rather radical departure from Professor Tannenbaum’s famous Persuasive Communication class. RSVP to BrownSHEEC@gmail.com for a spot in a once-in-a-lifetime workshop with a renowned Brown professor.
Tuesday, April 7th
Clothesline Workshop
10am-6pm in the Sarah Doyle Women’s Center Lounge
The Clothesline Project is a visual display that raises awareness and provides a vehicle for expression about sexual violence. Students decorate t-shirts about their own experiences, or make a shirt in honor of someone else. T-shirts will be displayed on a clothesline on the main green as part of Take Back the Day/Night. We will provide supplies, but feel free to bring your own shirt!
Sex.Religion@Brown
8pm in MacMillan 115
A student panel discussion on the intersections of spirituality, religion, faith, sexuality and sex that seeks to explore personal narratives, as well as looking at the treatment of safer sex across a diversity of experiences in various communities.
Wednesday, April 8th
Our Choice Alone
6pm in SDWC Lounge
A workshop on the evolution of reproductive freedoms and a woman’s right to choose.
Wanna Do It/Don’t Wanna Do It
8pm in List 110
An interactive, media-based workshop by the Women’s Peer Counselors program on abstinence in the 21st century. Why abstain? Learn about the history of abstinence and virginity and its role in the media, explore cultural implications of abstinence in the U.S., and discover whether you really wanna do it…or not.
Thursday, April 9th
GAIA Sponsored Free HIV Testing Day-Long
1-6pm Leung Gallery
SAPE Training
6pm Location TBA Check back soon.
Brown’s new Sexual Assault Peer Education program uses the acclaimed Bystander Intervention model to raise awareness about sexual assault and empower all community members to create a safer environment. Come to a 90-minute training to learn how you can prevent sexual assault on campus and in the greater community.
Getting it on: Race & Sex at Brown
8pm Wilson 102
A panel discussion by students of their experiences as students of color at Brown and their thoughts on sex, sexuality and safety.
Friday, April 10th
Sex Trivia
9pm at The Underground in Faunce House
Saturday, April 11th
Safety Dance
10pm-2am in the Grad Center Lounge
Bringing back safer sexy together. A celebration of safer sex, featuring DJ Tramp of WBRU.
About SHEEC
SHEEC is an umbrella organization at Brown that brings together leaders of different student groups related with interests in or related to sexuality, sexual health, gender and sex. We are currently working to develop a peer sex education program to be launched in the coming semester. We can be reached at brownSHEEC@gmail.com As a student council we aim to (1) advocate for students’ needs with regards to issues of sexual health and wellness, (2) establish new resources on campus with regard to these same issues, (3) establish a network of communication among campus groups and organizations of similar focus, (4) organize and promote a series of on-campus lectures, screenings, discussions, events and workshops, (5) act as a liaison between the student body and administration concerning SHEEC events, (6) promote cross disciplinary event planning, (7) reduce or eliminate a lack of communication among student groups on campus as pertaining to issues of sexuality, sexual health and education, (8) increase awareness of student group activities pertaining to issues of sexuality, gender, sexual health and wellness, (9) reach a wider and more diverse array of students within the Brown community, and (10) draw on the talents of a variety of individuals representative of various student groups and organizations to increase cooperation, collaboration, and innovation between and heighten overall productivity of preexisting student groups. We are always looking for new ideas to reach our goals.
Meetings are 6:00pm Mondays in room 201 at Sarah Doyle’s Women Center. Everyone is welcome!
50 cent introduces his Magic Stick condom from LifeStyles. I haven’t seen this product on the market yet, although there is a website up here. Apparently a real G needs a little assistance in the below the belt region, as the condom is made with a “special formula” that extends the length of an erection.
Below is a candid reveal of the product.
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