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Chasity Chandler: NCSF Celebrates Women of Polyamory Month in March

NCSF celebrates Women of Polyamory Awareness Month in March in this video interview with Chasity Chandler, LMHC, MCAP, ICADC, CST, CDWF by Ruby B. Johnson. https://youtu.be/Bxcb-0pxHsY Chasity is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Masters level Certified Addictions Professional, Internationally Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Certified Sex Therapist, EMDR trained clinician, …

Dossie Easton: Interview with NCSF in Honor of Women of Polyamory Awareness Month in March

1.    Please tell us a bit about yourself including any identities you hold Slut. Queer, Leather-Dyke, Androgynous, Tantrika, Therapist,, Sex Radical, Radical Pervert, Femme, Mother. 2.    Please share some things about your history in alt-sex communities Started out in 1962 believing that I would eventually settle down and …

Ms. WillowKat: Interview with NCSF in Honor of Women of Polyamory Awareness Month

I am a queer poly Leather Daddy and a Top-heavy switch. I use the pronouns zie/zir to describe my gender-queer identity. I am in a Service-Knight relationship with my Lady-Wife Madame Butterfly and she and I live with my other partner. Madame also has another partner who lives out of …

Accessibility Awareness Month Resources

NCSF honors Accessibility Awareness in December by providing resources to assist your group or event in being more accessible. Note: The language used to describe people with disabilities changes over time, as it should. Some terms and phrases that are currently considered disrespectful/offensive were, at a previous time, considered acceptable. …

December 3rd is International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2022

December 3rd is International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2022July is Disability Pride Month in the United States Explanation of the elements of the Disability Pride Flag:  The base of the flag is a black background. This design originally intersected diagonally with five brightly colored zig zags that were shaped …

Being a more Accessible and Inclusive Presenter

By Tess Zachary, NCSF Chairperson Being a More Accessible and Inclusive Presenter Introduction Years ago I started using subtitles because I was presenting in these giant event spaces and the AV was not always perfect.  In a short period of time after beginning to use subtitles, I had three people …

Guest Blog: How Events Can Be More Inclusive

By Tess Zachary I hear event producers and organization managers say all the time that “everyone is welcome” and they will accommodate if someone asks them. That is admirable, however having run a club for 11 years, I have learned that you shouldn’t wait until you have a member or …