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Join NCSF for Free!

Celebrate NCSF’s 30th Anniversary by joining our coalition as an Associate Member for free. Help NCSF demonstrate the size, diversity, and legitimacy of the sexual freedom movement by joining today. Membership is open to any adult who supports the rights of consenting adults who engage in kink and/or non-monogamy. You …

Celebrate the Week of Visibility for Non-monogamy – July 6-12

By promoting visibility, challenging stereotypes, and celebrating love in all its forms, we can pave the way for a world where non-monogamous families and relationships are not just accepted but celebrated. The Week of Visibility is a movement-wide week of action dedicated to amplifying non-monogamous voices, identities, and experiences in …

NCSF Offers Free Brochures on Consent and Professional Services

Go to our Materials Order Form to get free brochures for your group, event or business! This includes: Got Consent for Kink?, Finding Kink and Consensual Nonmonogamy (CNM) Aware Medical Care, Finding a Kink or Polyamory Aware Therapist, as well as Got Consent for CNM En Espanol: ¿Tienes consentimiento? para …

Join NCSF for Free!

Celebrate NCSF’s 30th Anniversary by joining our coalition as an Associate Member for free. Help NCSF demonstrate the size, diversity, and legitimacy of the sexual freedom movement by joining today. Membership is open to any adult who supports the rights of consenting adults who engage in kink and/or non-monogamy. You …

Guest Blog: Responsible Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Kink Communities

By Victrix Grem Tenebris A Perspective on Technology, Fear, and Adaptation Recently, someone blocked me on social media because I use AI. Curious about the reaction, I posed a simple question to the masses: What does responsible use of AI look like in kink spaces? The question was intentionally framed …

Guest Blog: Why Black and Kinky and People of Color Kink Communities Exist 

Context, Consent, and the Creation of Black and Kinky San Antonio   By Dr. Sean Vincent Seay, PhD (he/him) Kink and BDSM communities often describe themselves as inclusive, consent-driven, and sex positive. These values form the foundation of ethical practice. However, inclusion alone does not guarantee safety or equity, especially for Black, …