Life sucking your sexy? Leave your inhibitions and self-doubt at the door and let your inner showgirl shine in this body-positive burlesque class guaranteed to put a smile on your face and a wiggle in your walk!
Knowing what you want isn't as easy as it sounds, and asking for it can be even trickier. Honesty puts us in a vulnerable place, opening us up to rejection or shame. People of all genders and sexualities have a lot of cultural baggage to work through, from messages implying that wanting sex or pleasure is slutty (and that that's a bad thing) to ubiquitous sex tips that make it sound like we're supposed to read our partners' minds.
Ah, a class about periods. I bet the last time you attended one of these (if ever...) you were a teenager, giggling or groaning as your PE teacher walked you through how to use a "sanitary" pad. There is so much more to learn! Registered nurse and sex educator Rae Higgins has created the period class that she wishes everyone had access to in, and after, their adolescence.
Kink and BDSM are all the rage these days — maybe you've seen something that caught your attention but you don't know where to start in real life. With a little bit of information and know-how from Stella Harris, you can start introducing kink into your own play right now!
If you're a fabulous fat babe who wants to build a better relationship with your body and sexuality or someone who enjoys having sex with the curviest among us, this workshop is for you and anyone else who wants to become more body-positive and fat-positive in their approach to sex/sexuality.
How do you get back to pleasure after trauma? This class, taught by Angie Gunn, will be focused on perspectives of survivors from marginalized communities but we welcome all survivors to join us. This is not your regular 101 class on ways to move forward after your trauma. We will be working on building community and safety as we go on a journey together.
Learn to be a better ally and support sexual assault survivors! Taught by Jimanekia Eborn, this class is for survivors and their friends, families, and partners. Jimanekia is an assault survivor and sexuality educator devoted to supporting survivors, as well as supporting and building better allies within the community.
